On Thu, Oct 13, 2011 at 17:19, Michael Moroni <michael.mor...@mailoo.org> wrote:
>
> In Esperanto language
> *all* words are translated or "Esperantizided" so it is impossible for
> us Esperantists to keep foreign words. We can't accept the first option.
>
>
> "To feather" is translated here
> (http://komputeko.net/index_eo.php?vorto=Feather) with "stompi" in GIMP,
> so "feathering" is translated with "stompado".
> Friendly,
> - Michael
Thanks all for joining this topic.
The word "feathering" does not appear in LibO but
it is in GIMP and other graphics as well.
The point is, I want to ask you how you translate words that is new
and very "English".
For Vietnamese, we will use the second way to translate.
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