Author: Miguel A. Ballicora
Date: 21:12:21 11/07/01
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On November 07, 2001 at 21:48:47, Thomas Mayer wrote: >Hi Christophe, > >>> There is absolutely no reason to limit the posts here to any particular >>> language, English or otherwise. There is nothing in the CCC Charter that >>> states that this is an English message board, or that languages other than >>> English are not welcome. >>>Therefore, your request is not valid, and in somewhat poor taste.... > >> Il a raison et je ne vois vraiment pas le mauvais goût dans ce qu'il dit. >> Quant au fait que l'anglais ne soit pas obligatoire ici, je crois que de fait >> ça l'est devenu. Je ne m'en plains d'ailleurs pas, c'est tout simplement la >> seule et unique façon de pouvoir communiquer entre nous. >> Pas vrai? > >Zum Glück funktioniert mein Schulfranzösisch noch so gut, daß ich Dich ganz gut >verstehe, Christophe, auch ohne Babelfish... bloß antworten tue ich Dir nicht in >französisch, dazu brauche ich das Wörterbuch zu oft... > >WOW, international... :) Okay, I translate myself... (My sentences not yours) >To my luck my school-french works good enoug to understand you, Christoph, even >without babelfish... but I do not answer you in french because for that I would >need the dictionary to often... > >You completely miss the point. Look at Eduard - he can nearly nothing in english >- anyway his games are interesting and we see quite often long threads about >them. So will you forbid him to post here ? Fully clear is, that main language >IS english, but if someone has problems to get understood or search help or >anything else and can only do that in a different language I would be the last >one who get angry about it, especially when Eduard is so kind to mark his >postings also with (German) - you were not so kind to mark your posting with >(French). >But I also agree with Sarah's point - if possible one should try to explain in >english... I know my english is very bad, but I try - there are often some sort >of things which I would like to say in german because I think I know a little >bit more words in german and my feeling for the language is much better - it is >sometimes not easy to prevent you from saying something offensive which is not >thought as offensive, simply because you are not good enough in that language... >same vice versa - I might get angry about something that was in reality fully >different in sense... >In case of Eduard and Slate the somehow german thread did get a little bit >longer... but is that such a big problem ? No tolerance in Gouadeloupe about >those who does not speak english ? >So let it like it is, I think it is working fine. And I promise this was the >last time I write german in this club - when you promise that you stop that >french... okay ?! :) But be tolerant about Eduard. How many postings are this ? >1% 0.1% 0.01% - is that of any importance ? Can we speak latin? that would be very appropiate because this is a "bizantine" discussion ;-) . There are more post in this thread that post in German in the last month! People should make an effort, and in fact, they do!. He dicho, Miguel
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