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Glosses below the line on a phone: the video's ⚙ sheet has the row too, each phrase's gloss under its line, a tap on the phrase in its row opening its tools
Linguistic analysis: Settings door for optional analyzers on this computer, UDPipe for nine languages, Farahidi for Arabic and Starlang for Turkish, each off until chosen, with a Try it
The dictionary panel can show each word's part of speech in its sentence and mark the entry that fits, put it first, and find a missed word under its lemma
Persian as it is spoken, on a real dictionary: spoken negatives find their verb, guesses no longer misread formal words, and many more spoken forms are read
Spoken Persian shows how the commonest verbs and words are said, and a nearly always formal word keeps its other reading in one small row
Persian and Turkish dictionary lookups use the normaliser and both analyzers together, and put the right entry first far more often
New text can be cut into phrases with an analyzer's help; edited chunks are never cut again
The gloss prompts and the parseh-gloss skill can carry an analyzer's reading of each chunk to do, as evidence
A book made in place can ask the analyzers about a sentence, through a helper that writes nothing