Channel Title: Sketch Engine Channel Description: Sketch Engine is a corpus search and analysis tool with a corpus building feature for anyone who needs to learn how language works. All the linguistic information is generated automatically from large samples of language. Users can search the existing corpora or build their own ones. It generates linguistic information about 90+ languages based on the analysis of billions of words of text produced by real users of the language. <video> Sketch Engine on smartwatch Description: Use Sketch Engine also on your smartwatch. </video> <video> Concordance macros (automation) Description: This video shows you how to use macros in Concordance for automating a sequence of operations, e.g. search → random sample → frequency list. Selecting a previously saved macro will run those operations automatically without running each operation manually one by one. supported by the ELEXIS project </video> <video> Subcorpus from text types Description: The screencast shows how users can divide a corpus in Sketch Engine into subcorpora based on text types (metadata, annotation). </video> <video> How to start with Sketch Engine Description: 2 minutes to get you started with Sketch Engine to look up collocations, synonyms or check examples of use (concordance) Quick Start Guide: https://www.sketchengine.eu/quick-start-guide/ attend training: https://www.sketchengine.eu/user-guide/sketch-engine-training/ supported by the ELEXIS project </video> <video> Searching for hyphenated and non-hyphenated words Description: This trick lets you find a hyphenated, non-hyphenated and space-separated version of a word in one simple step. More details: https://www.sketchengine.eu/searching-for-hyphenated-non-hyphenated-and-space-separated-words-in-one-step/ </video> <video> CQL3: within & containing - searching inside corpus structures Description: These two operators - withing & containing - make it possible to take into account the beginnings or ends of sentences when searching corpora. They are also used to search inside lexical and grammatical structures defined by another CQL query. CQL basics: https://youtu.be/nOMr_D6ISRM Quick Start Guide: https://www.sketchengine.eu/quick-start-guide/ attend training: https://www.sketchengine.eu/user-guide/sketch-engine-training/ </video> <video> Counting frequency from a concordance Description: Learn to use the frequency tool to count words, part-of-speech tags and text types from concordances generated from a corpus. You may also like: Quick Start Guide: https://www.sketchengine.eu/quick-start-guide/ attend training: https://www.sketchengine.eu/user-guide/sketch-engine-training/ supported by the ELEXIS project </video> <video> Build a subcorpus from a concordance Description: One way of building a subcorpus is to use a concordance search result. This video tells you how. Quick Start Guide: https://www.sketchengine.eu/quick-start-guide/ attend training: https://www.sketchengine.eu/user-guide/sketch-engine-training/ </video> <video> Search words and phrases in one step Description: Use the pipe "|" to include several words or phrases in the same search result. This ONLY works with the simple search option found in Sketch Engine on the concordance BASIC or ADVANCED tabs. ¨ See the result in Sketch Engine http://bit.ly/35GPl4w see also http://bit.ly/2od5FJn </video> <video> View and hide statistics and counts Description: How to show or hide frequencies, score and statistics. More details: https://www.sketchengine.eu/display-and-hide-statistics-and-counts/ </video> <video> Fit more data on the screen Description: Use these keyboard shortcuts to fit more lines of text on one screen. Press the first key, release, and then press the second key and release. Do not press both buttons simultaneously. More useful shortcuts can be found in the help menu under the ( ? ) icon. </video> <video> Searching a parallel corpus, parallel concordance Description: This screencast shows how parallel corpora work in Sketch Engine and explains the basics of using the parallel concordance to search. Learn to build a parallel corpus on our web https://www.sketchengine.eu/guide/setting-up-parallel-corpora/ supported by the ELEXIS project </video> <video> CQL2: searching a corpus with structures: sentences, paragraphs, documents and others Description: A corpus is usually divided into smaller parts such as sentences, paragraphs, documents and others. This screencast shows how to find words at the beginning or at the end or how to find structures containing a word, phrase or grammatical or lexical construction. CQL basics: https://youtu.be/nOMr_D6ISRM structures+within/containing https://youtu.be/g7IwzWNzhAI Quick Start Guide: https://www.sketchengine.eu/quick-start-guide/ attend training: https://www.sketchengine.eu/user-guide/sketch-engine-training/ </video> <video> Subtitles in your language Description: Subtitles to Sketch Engine videos are hand made. This high-quality source lets YouTube Autotranslate produce easy-to-follow subtitles in any language. Try it! </video> <video> What is Sketch Engine? Description: Sketch Engine is a tool that shows how words are used by real speakers of the language. It supports 95+ languages and is used by linguists, translators, interpreters, lexicographers, dictionary companies but also by students, teachers and language fans. Users can even build their own specialized language databases (text corpora) and analyze them using the built-in text analysis tools. Quick Start Guide: https://www.sketchengine.eu/quick-start-guide/ Attend training: https://www.sketchengine.eu/user-guide/sketch-engine-training/ </video>

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Sketch Engine is a corpus search and analysis tool with a corpus building feature for anyone who needs to learn how language works. All the linguistic information is generated automatically from large samples of language. Users can search the existing corpora or build their own ones. It generates linguistic information about 90+ languages based on the analysis of billions of words of text produced by real users of the language.

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