Mmhh, I tried with spanish and didn't work. I see at least that identifies most words as FW, "foreign word", perhaps? I'm not very familiar with CoreNLP (or N

Mmhh, I tried with spanish and didn't work. I see at least that identifies most words as FW, "foreign word", perhaps? I'm not very familiar with CoreNLP (or NLP, more generally), does it only support english out of the box? Or is it nothing out of the box and this is configured in english? Google translate does a pretty good job of guessing the language of non-ridiculously-short-and-ambiguous sentences. Also, from what I know about how it works, it seems quite agnostic to specific languages. Does a less stochastic approach (as what I assume NLP does) provide such flexibility? Something akin to the nlp library knowing all languages, and deciding on which of them a given sentence makes sense. I can't put an example on the table right now, but surely there are sentences that can work on more than one language; at least when you accept a couple of misspells.