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Documenting Resources

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Computational Resources

Spell Checkers

There are no spell checkers for Jeju.

Orthography Converters

While there are no orthography converters for Jeju, there are programs that allow the user to choose prearranged Jeju-unique letters for input.

Speech Recognition Software

There are no speech recognition softwares for Jeju.

Keyboard Layouts

There is no Jeju-specific keyboard layout developed. Because there is one vowel(·) not used anymore in Standard Korean that is preserved in Jeju(called "아래아" with /ɒ/ value), native speakers work around this problem by either using a Korean document editor("한/글") that supports the input or using a special program that lets the user copy the letters.[1]

However, it should be noted that many Jeju samples are written only using Modern Hangul letters(ㅗ is substituted for ·) and thus do not represent the sound correctly. Fortunately, this error tends to follow patterns and therefore may be corrected with some processing.

Machine Translators

There are no machine translators for Jeju, although Google Translate and Papago by Naver support Standard Korean.

Dictionaries/Phrasebooks/Glossaries

I have found an article from a Korean newspaper that a dictionary containing Jeju vocabulary was published by a university in Jeju. It is not certain that the resource is obtainable in digital form. The same institution published documentation of conversations in Jeju.

Also, several online dictionaries(vocabulary, idioms and conversational phrases) are found.

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Grammatical Descriptions

(papers, books, websites), and

Scientific Work

Jeju language samples exist in the form of data compiled by the South Korean government. There are also online resources for text and audio samples. It is also easy to acquire samples using various online sources.

Corpora

(any collection of authentic text, linguistically annotated or not)

References

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