Author: irawan
Date: 20:48:05 11/07/01
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On November 07, 2001 at 21:53:17, Thomas Mayer wrote: >Hi Sarah, > >>>I tend to agree with you, but I would not ask people to stop posting in >>>non-english languages. >>>I would suggest them to add a translation in english, even a short one, so we >>>can at least understand what's going on. That's not an obligation, but that >>>would be really nice for the majority of readers. >>>If a majority of people disagree with me, then I'll just start writing all my >>>posts in french. ;) > >>Actually it makes perfect sense to me, but I still don't understand >>when they can read and write English why they don't post in English.? > >I agree with you, that those who can speak english should try to do so, at least >with Christophs idea to add at least a short translation... But there are people >who can't should they be out... > >And believe me, well, I try to speak english here, but my english is that worse >that it is really hard work for me to do so... > >But maybe another one: You know the german forum of the CSS - from time to time >we have there VERY much english postings - noone ever claimed on that... and >they were right, why should we claim - it's an international hobby - everybody >try's to help those guys, collects the last rests of his school english and try >to explain... Nothing wrong with me... So why not allow a little bit >multicultural, multilanguage here ? > But if you explain your idea in your native languange only, then it mean nothing for me. Foreign languanged I had learn only English. My English not a good one too. At least others people know what I mean and it is enough for me. The condition will be different if everyone here posting their ideas in his native language .... :(. irawan >Greets, Thomas
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