Dear Lisa:
The link in your message doesn´t work. Try this one:
http://www.openingspace.net/glossary.php?all
In your site, when you refer the principles, that come under "W", and in what
concerns Portuguese, you have in fact (as Bernd recalled) my translations. But
they come under the label "Brazilian Portuguese", and they are in fact in the
European/African version of Portuguese. So please correct that and label them
Portuguese (or "Portuguese from Portugal", if you prefer :-)
Indeed, those versions are also acceptable in Brazil, as there are no
significative differences in this. The problemz with calling them "Brazilian
Portuguese" are (1) I am the author of the translation and I am not Brasilian
and don´t even speak that flavour of the language... (2) as the OST Guide is
published in Brazil (hence in "Brazilian Portuguese"), good or bad, their
translations are the norm for "OST Brazilian Portuguese".
I will try to get the book during the weekend and will send you the oficial
Brazilian Portuguese versions of the Principles and Law.
Best regards
Artur
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Lisa Heft <lisah...@openingspace.net> wrote:
Hello, Christian, Ljiljana, Artur, Thomas and others
Here is the location of the international glossary of Open Space terms and
phrases on my website:
http://www.openingspace.net/glossary
(...)
Artur: I have some definitions from you in Portuguese, and some for just a
few particular phrases (but not all of the phrases) also in Brazilian
Portuguese. They seem to be a bit different I seem to recall you were
sharing some translations from both languages. What do you think?
(...)
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