| This Dataset contains many (as many as I could find) False Friends for English and German Language. | |
| False Friends are words that are same / similar in sound or spelling. | |
| This dataset is created as part of the Stanford NLU course XCS224u final project. | |
| **Example:** | |
| A) False Friend Word: "bald" | |
| B) Meaning of Word in English: "not having hair" | |
| C) Actual, Translated Meaning of German Word: "soon" | |
| D) Translation of English "bald" in German: "glatzköpfig" | |
| **Columns:** | |
| False Friend / False Friend Word: Like A), A word with different meanings in both languages. | |
| Correct False Friend Synonym: A true German synonym for the A) False Friend. | |
| Wrong False Friend Synonym: Like D), a translation of the English False Friend into German. | |
| Sentence: A Sentence, where the A) False Friend Word is used. | |
| Correct Sentence: The Same Sentence as before, however the False Friend Word A) is replaced by The Correct False Friend Synonym | |
| Wrong Sentence: The Same Sentence as before, however the False Friend Word A) is replaced by The Wrong False Friend Synonym like D) | |
| Correct English Translation: The actual meaning of the False Friend, like in C) | |
| Wrong English Translation: The wrong meaning of the False Friend, a word sounding or is written similar / same as the False Friend. | |
| Source: The Source (Website) where the False Friend was mentioned. |