Boy, does that look painful. Although I understand the intention, the results
aren't actually grammatical.
There's the comma splice in the title text: "Do you utilize an escrow account,
if so an account must be specified..."
Then, adding the tail end for the various options results in
Hi, john,
Thanks for the explanation. It's makes sense for me now and really
useful to help me improve the translation.
Since in our native language we never use this kind of omission, I
will change it to something that's more nature in my language.
Thanks.
john 於 2023年5月13日 週六 上午1:04寫道：
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Hi,
During the translation, I found that Loan Repayment Options has lots
of ellipsis, for example, it displays ...pay "Taxes"? / ... pay "PMI"?
as the shown in the attached screenshot.
Even the first sentence of that page is "if so an account must be
specified...", ends with ellipsis. It's very
Brian,
The ellipses indicate that the title is finished by each of the choices and the
omission of the word "to". It's perhaps not the best usage, but it's valid
English and I suppose an attempt to make the assistant feel more conversational
that the more conventional title and enumerated
