Language Report Maltese

This chapter is a highly abbreviated version of an update (Rosner and C. Borg 2022) to the META-NET White Paper on Maltese (Rosner and Joachimsen 2012). Like its predecessor, the update forms part of a series for all European Languages. Section 1 provides a brief description of the language, its national status, its general typology as a language, and its current usage in the digital sphere. Section 2 gives an overview of technologies and resources that are currently available. Finally, Section 3 frames the main shortcomings of Maltese language technology in terms of fragmentation, and offers some recommendations on how that might be reduced.

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1. University of Malta, Msida, Malta

   Michael Rosner & Claudia Borg

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Correspondence to Michael Rosner .

Editors and Affiliations

1. German Research Centre for Artificial In, Berlin, Germany

   Georg Rehm

2. ADAPT Centre, Dublin City University, Dublin, Ireland

   Andy Way

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