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In the latest version of the ISO 639-3 standard, the code for South Levantine Arabic (ajp) has been deprecated and merged into North Levantine Arabic (apc) so there is now just one code (apc) covering what used to be considered two dialects. FLORES+ has two test sets for North Levantine and South Levantine which are not identical, but it is not clear to me if these are actually different dialects.
Should these languages be merged in FLORES or are they sufficiently distinct?
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In the latest version of the ISO 639-3 standard, the code for South Levantine Arabic (ajp) has been deprecated and merged into North Levantine Arabic (apc) so there is now just one code (apc) covering what used to be considered two dialects. FLORES+ has two test sets for North Levantine and South Levantine which are not identical, but it is not clear to me if these are actually different dialects.
Should these languages be merged in FLORES or are they sufficiently distinct?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: