Re: [ja-discuss] CeBIT conference details
Hello Kohei-San, Akimitsu-San, Kohei Yoshida wrote: Charles, I hope you catch this post before you leave. -Kohei As I said, I'm still here. But I should soon go to the airport :-) ... Translation begins --- Hello, This is Akimitsu Watanabe again. It's a shame that there is no pictures [from the OO.o day in France]. I didn't know that we already had reports from worldwide conferences posted on the main website. I should have reseached it more. I took a quick glance at the CEBIT report. It looks like it was a fun event. It also thought it was cool because it looked like a corporate presentation session. Usually events held in Japan, most participants are native Japanese speakers [and information exhange occurs only in Japanese]. But after seeing a summary report from J. Rahemipour, I realize that Europe is much more different [than us in that they use a foreign language (English) for exchanging information], and that they are more accustomed to people speaking different languages and naturally using English for information exchange. This is something we don't experience too often since we live in an island nation. I have learned one great lesson. Thank you very much for sharing with us about CeBIT. Thank you for your post. Well, this is something that is very European: being used to meet and work with people who don't speak your language. Today the language is english. Yesterday, it was French. And even before, it was latin, the language of Romans... It's the same all around the Native-Language Confederation. But as much as we enjoy working with people from other countries, we should never forget where we come from. It's very important to always keep in mind your traditions. If you have forgotten where you are from, then how could you know where you're heading? :-) Best, Charles. Translation ends --- Translation by Kohei - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [ja-discuss] CeBIT conference details
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[ja-discuss] CeBIT conference details
Hello, you had asked me if I had pictures of the OOo Day in France. Well, I don't have them, but I have some details on the CEBIT in Germany and how the German Native-Lang community performed. Quoted from a mail of J. Rahemipour: Hi *, here are the monthly news from germanophone project. At first I would like to give a summary of the CeBIT last month, where we presented OOo and the de-project. As expected, it was a great event and the feedback we got was mostly positive. We had a really nice time and had many contacts, espacially to people who would like to join the project for testing and several business contacts. Very interesting was the fact, that we met many people from other countries, which were interested in using OOo in other languages. We tried to satisfy them to contact the several native-lang projects. Maybe some of you got mail from one of them. :-) For receiving an impression of the event see my summary (german): http://de.openoffice.org/veranstaltungen/cebit2005/index.html or english version (many thanks to Siegfried Schilling for the translation): http://de.openoffice.org/veranstaltungen/cebit2005/index_en.html If you want to have a look at our team, see several photos here: http://de.openoffice.org/servlets/ProjectDocumentList?folderID=439expandFolder=439folderID=239 Enjoy, Charles. Accédez au courrier électronique de La Poste : www.laposte.net ; 3615 LAPOSTENET (0,34/mn) ; tél : 08 92 68 13 50 (0,34/mn) - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]