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Subject: Re: [kc-kde] Suggestion for next kc
From: Gabriel =?iso-8859-1?q?Rodr=EDguez=20Alberich?= <gabriel.rodriguez () hispalinux ! es
Date: 2002-06-23 17:26:01
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El Dom 23 Jun 2002 18:35, Charles de Miramon escribió:
> I'm the French translator of kc kde#39.
Hi, I'm the Spanish one. I just subscribed to the list.
> Could the team responsible for the
> English version be careful not to insert too long extracts of e-mails. It
> is a painless job for you to cut and paste but a hard one for me to
> translate it afterwards, especially when the e-mail is written in bogey
> English.
That's true. I sometimes have to sweat blood to catch some pieces of obscure
hacker slang, but I'm usually saved by the holy context.
> For example, I would like to point # 5 of kde #39 (humm... humm Juergen),
> the extract of Scott Wheeler's mail is much too long for the information
> contained in it and there are sentences that make no sense (at least to me)
> : 'I'm not trying to comandere this thing'
I think I've got this one. "Comandere" looks like "command" or italian
"comandare", both meaning "lead", which pretty fits into its context.
> ... 'I may start looking into
> writing something to write kvtml'.
I think he means that he wanna code something which can write (and not only
read) kvtml formatted files.
> Please edit the e-mails to keep only the most informative part (as a rule
> of thumb I would say no more than 10-20 lines) and summarize the rest,
> reread the extracts to make sure they are understandable out of context
> and you will make your faithful translator happy.
That would make me happy too :-)
> Cheers,
> Charles
Cheers,
--
Gabriel Rodríguez Alberich
gabriel.rodriguez@hispalinux.es
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