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What would be the best Hunspell dictionary for French that contains all forms of frequent verbs?
Hunspell does not include all the tenses of many French verbs. "aller" or "vais" may be there, but "iraient" or "irions" may not. Seems that the tenses have not all been added systematically. So it is rather a problem of quite ordinary words missing in Hunspell.
For Dutch we have an official governmental organisation that has sponsored development of the Dutch Hunspell dict... See more
What would be the best Hunspell dictionary for French that contains all forms of frequent verbs?
Hunspell does not include all the tenses of many French verbs. "aller" or "vais" may be there, but "iraient" or "irions" may not. Seems that the tenses have not all been added systematically. So it is rather a problem of quite ordinary words missing in Hunspell.
For Dutch we have an official governmental organisation that has sponsored development of the Dutch Hunspell dictionary and has certified it. Does something like this exist for French? ▲ Collapse
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