You've mailed this only to me, not the list.
2010/5/31 Jaime Ochoa Malagón chp...@gmail.com:
2010/5/31 Nuno Magalhães nunomagalh...@eu.ipp.pt:
and in the other hand (yeah I have a two couples o them) could you
expect the list of amd64 is in portuguese?
According to the convention, i guess that would be
debian-amd64-portuguese. The glitch is: there's no
debian-user-english, for instance.
Do you speak spanish?
I speak portuñol if that counts as anything :) i can understand most
spanish. I speak portuguese from Portugal natively and i also speak
esperanto fluently.
the japanese people have two sets of kanjis the fisrt one is used to
speak their language end the second one to acept new language
components as laser (レーザー) their kanjis are an idea as water (水) only
one kanji to express the idea...
I was under the impression mandarin uses one symbol per idea, whereas
japanese uses phonetics, but i've never studied either (maybe
japanese, some day, after russian).
Sorry I need to say all of this because I am a natural spanish speaker
and I pretty ofended of the patological necesity of change every
foreing word to adapt it in our lenguage...
Grow a thicker skin. I don't like it when i see commercials with a
bunch of foreign (i.e. english) words when they could use plain,
simple portuguese but english sounds cool. It's our fault really,
not the anglosaxons'. I don't need to say briefing when i can say
reunião or sessão de esclarecimento. It's longer? Gee, what's the
rush?
I prefer movies with subtitles.
Another funny example are the programing lenguage do you have read a
book with translated programing examples something like
write(Hello world)
escribe(Hola mundo)
I agree when you say the computer folk language is english, it is so
for me as well. I do find it ridiculous to use something like:
escrever(Olá mundo!) - at least the 'escrever' part, unless this is
pseudo-code, in which case i don't see any harm in it. I don't think i
could easily use a programming language with reserved words in
portuguese, i'm too used to english as my computer language.
could you think in a chinese/japanese programming language?, I prefer
it in english and thanks because my variables could have a full
meaning because my words are not reserved words YEAH!
Yup. Still, one of my pet hates is still the fact Unicode is not
widely adopted and i get ISOs and ASCIIs more than i'd like.
have a nice day!!!
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