Algic · North America
Western Ojibwa
Western Ojibwa is an Algic language spoken in Canada. Glottolog lists it as shifting. It is written in Canadian Syllabics, Latin.
Technology
Which open technologies support this language today. Entries come from GlotSuite releases and the GlotOCR benchmark.
- GlotLID: No GlotLID label yet.
- Glot500: Not among the Glot500 languages.
- GlotScript: Writing system recorded in GlotScript-R.
- GlotOCR Bench: OCR benchmark results: Canadian Syllabics best Acc@5 0.0%, Latin best Acc@5 95.3%.
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