Will Anderson
31 lines
1.1 KiB
EmacsLisp
31 lines
1.1 KiB
EmacsLisp
// lang-de.el - German NLG tests: assertion, question inversion, description.
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//
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// German is profiled as SOV (base word order in subordinate clauses) with V2
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// in main clauses, and uses the "inversion" question strategy.
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// Cases: nominative subject "die Katze", accusative object "den Fisch".
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//
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// Expected outputs (approximate):
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// assert: "Die Katze isst den Fisch."
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// question: "Isst die Katze den Fisch?" (verb-subject inversion)
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// description: "Die Katze ist groß."
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fn test_assert() -> String {
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let frame: [String] = sem_frame_lang("assert", "die Katze", "essen", "", "de")
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return sem_realize(frame)
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}
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fn test_question() -> String {
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// German question: inversion — verb fronts before subject
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let frame: [String] = sem_frame_lang("query", "die Katze", "essen", "", "de")
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return sem_realize(frame)
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}
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fn test_description() -> String {
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let frame: [String] = sem_frame_lang("describe", "die Katze", "groß", "", "de")
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return sem_realize(frame)
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}
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println(test_assert())
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println(test_question())
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println(test_description())
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