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Expand verb query for Arabic data #127
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Is looking good to me, @mrbazzan!
The Wikidata Query Service UI doesn't offer this feature, which is why I normally am always writing my SPARQL queries in VS Code. There are a couple of good extensions that you can install to make it all go a bit easier, which you can see at the top of the environment setup section of the readme. |
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Brining this in regardless of the fail as there are no changes to the environment and the error is a network timeout. Thanks for this, @mrbazzan! Looking forward to the next queries! We'd definitely welcome work like this for nouns, verbs, etc for any language you'd feel like sending along :)
Let us know if you need further assistance with this 😊
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Based on Wikidata, Arabic Verbs are divided into three (which are further divided into):
Past
: Performative Passive and Performative ActivePresent (Fi'il mudari')
: Indicative Present, Subjunctive Present, Jussive PresentImperative
These are just my assumptions though.
I added queries for a tense in each category. Am I on the right track?
By the way, is it possible to add a feature to the
Wikidata Query Service
so that some part of a query can be collapsed?This is so that there isn't constant scrolling between the editor and the result
tab below (if some of the queries are collapsed, everything can appear on the
screen at the same time).