Sept. 13, 2025
how to spilt sentence in langcorrect
This is not a tutorial. This is a legit question. I saw other people had spilt sentences from my passages and some paragraphs are already auto-segmented. But usually most journals come in one piece which means there must be a system to cut these to smaller chuck to easier explain. It's like I haven't searched in Youtube or Google. I searched it on Google and it shows Devlog which this feature had been added. This must be useful, right? Wrong. Because this website privately develops that lead me can access to Devlog I need. What about youtube? You may ask. There are only two videos. TWO VIDEO are dedicate to langcorrect and both are reviews. Could you guys please, PLEASE teach me how to spilt sentence? So, I can better explain another learner.
hHow to spilit sentences in lLangcCorrect
Strictly speaking, "LangCorrect" is the proper capitalisation for the name of the site.
This is not a tutorial.
This is a legit question.
I saw other people had spilt sentences from my passages and some paragraphs awere already auto-segmented.
Mind the tense. You're writing about the past.
But usually most journal entries come in one piece, which means there must be a system to cut these m into smaller chuck to make them easier to explain.
(1) Strictly speaking, each individual piece of writing is called an "entry", and multiple entries make up a "journal".
(2) The comma is optional, but I thought it might make the sentence easier to read, given it's fairly long.
(3) I tweaked the last part of the sentence so that it sounds more natural.
It's not like I haven't searched ion YoutTube or Google.
"YouTube" is the proper capitalisation.
I searched (about) it on Google and it shows Ded a devlog in which this feature had beenwas added.
(1) "Devlog" is not a proper noun, so it shouldn't be capitalised.
(2) You're writing in the past tense, so you shouldn't be using "shows".
(3) I have reworded the second half of the sentence so that it sounds more grammatical and natural.
This must be useful, right?
Wrong.
[Because this website privately develops that lead me can access to Devlog I need.]?
I am not sure what you are trying to convey with this sentence. Perhaps you can supply the native text?
What about yYoutTube?
Yyou may ask.
This is part of the previous sentence, so "you" isn't actually the first word of a new sentence.
There are only two videos.
TWO VIDEOS are dedicated to lLangcCorrect and both are reviews.
Could you guys please, PLEASE teach me how to spilit sentences?
So, that I can better explain it to another learner.
When "so" is followed by a comma, it generally takes on the meaning of "hence".
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To answer your question: If you're asking how LangCorrect is able to identify and separate sentences, this is done automatically and the site just assumes that all terminal punctuation indicate the end of a sentence. Terminal punctuation includes periods ("."), exclamation marks ("!") and question marks ("?"). It does not include punctuation such as commas (","), dashes ("-") and ellipses ("...").
As I understand it, Thai does not use punctuation. That is probably the source of your confusion.
Sept. 14, 2025
Thank you very much! I was worried a bit. and for your question, in bracket section I wanted to write "เพราะเว็บไซต์นี้แบบลับๆทำให้ผมไม่สามารถข้อมูลที่ผมต้องการได้"
but After I browse through google again, it appears that it's open-sourced. Oops...
Sept. 14, 2025
Haha, no worries. As for your sentence in Thai, you can write it in English like this: "Because this website is not open-source, I can't access the code/information I need." Note that "open-source" is an adjective and not a verb, so we do not write "open-sourced".
hHow tocan I spilit sentence is on langcorrect?
But usually most journals come in one piece which means there must be a system to cut these to smaller chucknks to easier explain.
It's not like I haven't searched in Youtube or Google.
I searched it on Google and it shows Devlog whichfrom when this feature had been added.
Because this website is privately develops thaed, it lmead mens I can access tohe Devlog if I need.
This sentence is a bit unclear so I made my best guess.
TWO VIDEOS are dedicated to langcorrect and both are reviews.
Could you guys please, PLEASE teach me how to spilit sentences?
So, I can better explain to another learner.
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Splitting sentences is done automatically but it's based on sentence terminal punctuation - stuff like the English full stop ( . ) or question mark ( ? ), or the Chinese/Japanese full width full stop （。）. It seems your native language is Thai from your profile, and I looked up some examples of Thai writing and it appears Thai writing just uses spacing to separate sentences. I'd guess that means this feature of LangCorrect just doesn't work for Thai. Maybe you can ask in the discord, which is linked at the bottom of the site
Sept. 14, 2025
I see, I usually heard that Thai langauge is very hard to format for foreigner. Never thought I will face these problems myself lol. That said, thanks for proof-reading this entry!
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how to spilt sentence in langcorrect
Strictly speaking, "LangCorrect" is the proper capitalisation for the name of the site. |
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This is not a tutorial. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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This is a legit question. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I saw other people had spilt sentences from my passages and some paragraphs are already auto-segmented. I saw other people had spilt sentences from my passages and some paragraphs Mind the tense. You're writing about the past. |
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But usually most journals come in one piece which means there must be a system to cut these to smaller chuck to easier explain. But usually most journals come in one piece which means there must be a system to cut these to smaller chu But usually most journal entries come in one piece, which means there must be a system to cut the (1) Strictly speaking, each individual piece of writing is called an "entry", and multiple entries make up a "journal". (2) The comma is optional, but I thought it might make the sentence easier to read, given it's fairly long. (3) I tweaked the last part of the sentence so that it sounds more natural. |
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It's like I haven't searched in Youtube or Google. It's not like I haven't searched in Youtube or Google. It's not like I haven't searched "YouTube" is the proper capitalisation. |
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I searched it on Google and it shows Devlog which this feature had been added. I searched it on Google and it shows Devlog I searched (about) it on Google and it show (1) "Devlog" is not a proper noun, so it shouldn't be capitalised. (2) You're writing in the past tense, so you shouldn't be using "shows". (3) I have reworded the second half of the sentence so that it sounds more grammatical and natural. |
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This must be useful, right? This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Wrong. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Because this website privately develops that lead me can access to Devlog I need. Because this website is privately develop This sentence is a bit unclear so I made my best guess. [Because this website privately develops that lead me can access to Devlog I need.]? I am not sure what you are trying to convey with this sentence. Perhaps you can supply the native text? |
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What about youtube? What about |
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You may ask.
This is part of the previous sentence, so "you" isn't actually the first word of a new sentence. |
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There are only two videos. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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TWO VIDEO are dedicate to langcorrect and both are reviews. TWO VIDEOS are dedicated to langcorrect and both are reviews. TWO VIDEOS are dedicated to |
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Could you guys please, PLEASE teach me how to spilt sentence? Could you guys please, PLEASE teach me how to sp Could you guys please, PLEASE teach me how to sp |
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So, I can better explain another learner. So, I can better explain to another learner. So When "so" is followed by a comma, it generally takes on the meaning of "hence". |
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