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Using ML to Close the Vocabulary Gap in the Context of Environment and Climate Change in Chichewa

Chichewa, with its geographical dialects, is 1 the language of about half of Malawians, spoken both in rural and urban places. Other notable languages are Chiyao and Tumbuka each spoken by about 10% of the population, Chilomwe and Chisena spoken each by about 2% of the population. From 1907 to 1964, Malawi was a British protectorate and the schooling education in the country was in the hands of the Christian missionaries with small governmental input. Read more