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Is there any way stopword without using the import nlkt? I’m searching the web but I’m not finding another way.
I can’t install the nltk in my 64-bit Python 3.6. I follow all the steps, but finished the steps and already in the code the import associated (import nlkt) is not recognised in the same.

Is not NLKT is NLTK. Installed NLTK Data ? Import:
import nltkand then:nltk.download()– NoobSaibot
Yes, I was wrong. I’ve done it, but I couldn’t
– Walt057
Which error is returned ? See if that question in the ONLY can help you.
– NoobSaibot
One option is to create the list with the words you want to remove and create a function to replace with space, for example.
– Naiara Andrade
Colleague, use ready list: https://github.com/stopwords-iso/stopwords-pt. In this git the programmer has already left the terms in Python list, is copy and use.
– erfelipe