The language code follows the standard of the so-called ISO-language-codes:
http://www.ics.uci.edu/pub/ietf/http/related/iso639.txt
<*tXX> with XX standing for the following variables | |||
EN | = | English | |
DE | = | German (in non-German dialogues or multilingual dialogues) | |
FR | = | French | |
IT | = | Italian | |
ES | = | Spanish | |
JA | = | Japanese | |
etc. |
In a multilingual dialogue a language code is placed after each turn name
according to the language used:
w001_ptd_001_AAA: <*tEN> good morning , ~John . how are you ?<*tXX> is followed and preceded by a blank space. Note that the transliteration of the dialogue follows the orthography of the respective language used.
w001_ptd_002_AAB: <*tDE> guten Tag , Herr ~Miller . danke , es
geht mir gut .