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+ <B>Lucien-Henry Horvath</B>
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+ <I>Mon Sep 27 17:49:14 CEST 2010</I>
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+<PRE> &gt; I would more ask them to get in touch with someone speaking english so
+ &gt; they can improve their skills, and ensure that it doesn't create a
+ &gt; divide between those that speak only english, and those that speak
+ &gt; english and others languages.
+ &gt; So, let's keep using English as common language.
+
+
+EN : (en FR en-dessous)
+
+Okay,
+But if we go in this direction you just give the advantage to the less
+bad wordl spoke language of the moment (compliancy of - low level - in
+computing concepts).
+BUT : When all chineses people will have their own access to internet,
+you can be sure that the _ new _ less bad world spoke language will be
+chinese (just 1 little billion of speakers ;-) ).
+Are you ready to adapt you when a chinese people will serve you this
+argument : &quot;now chinese is the most spoke language, also your learn good
+chinese or shut-up !&quot;. Certainly not: We have to respect the native
+culture of each person in the world.
+
+Me, I have the chance to read german and russian too (I practice more
+bad than english) and when I have these languages, I make the effort to
+read them. Spanish is not so far than french. If you write in spanish, I
+will read yours 2 versions for understand exactly (saying less bad) what
+you have in mind.
+
+For me, the better solution is to speak in the native language of your
+interlocutor and he respond to you in your native language (like french
+/ german army in 1960).
+You know, if I don't speak in spanish, its only because I'm not so
+educated for speak in your language. But I think that it's a better
+respect to speak in the native language of the person.
+But, when there are a lot of readers, an other solution for transmit
+it's think is to speak in its own language (for be sure to give it's
+mind), and a language spoke by a lot of people (for the most comprehension).
+
+For me english is not THE culture of the world ... and a lot of
+countries are thinking that.
+
+
+FR : (in EN up) -----------------------------------------------
+
+
+D'accord, mais en allant dans cette direction vous donnez l'avantage &#224;
+la langue la moins mal parl&#233;e dans le monde (en informatique, c'est la
+concept de compatibilit&#233; de plus bas niveau).
+Lorsque tous les chinois auront leur propre acc&#232;s &#224; Internet, vous
+pouvez &#234;tre s&#251;r que &quot;la nouvelle langue la moins mal parl&#233;e&quot; sera
+chinois (juste un milliard de pratiquants;-) ).
+&#202;tes-vous pr&#234;t &#224; vous adapter, quand un chinois vous servira cet
+argument: &#171; la langue la plus parl&#233;e est le chinois, alors apprenez &#224;
+bien la parler ou taisez-vous !&quot;. Certainement pas: Nous devons
+respecter la culture maternelle de chaque personne dans le monde.
+
+Moi, j'ai la chance de lire l'allemand et le russe (que je pratique
+d'ailleurs encore plus mal que l'anglais), mais quand j'ai ces langues,
+je fais l'effort de les lire. L'espagnol n'est pas si loin que le
+fran&#231;ais. Si vous &#233;crivez en espagnol, je vais lire v&#244;tre texte dans les
+2 versions pour comprendre exactement (disons le moins mal) ce que vous
+avez &#224; l'esprit.
+
+Pour moi, la meilleure solution est de parler dans la langue maternelle
+de votre interlocuteur et qu'il vous r&#233;ponde dans votre langue
+maternelle (comme pratiquaient l'arm&#233;e fran&#231;aise et allemand en 1960
+lors de leurs manoeuvres communes).
+Vous savez, si je ne parle pas en espagnol, c'est seulement parce que je
+ne suis pas instruit pour parler dans votre langue. Mais je pense que
+c'est un plus grand respect que de s'exprimer dans la langue maternelle
+de son interlocuteur.
+Mais, quand il y a beaucoup de lecteurs, une autre solution pour
+transmettre ces pens&#233;es, c'est de parler dans sa propre langue (pour
+&#234;tre s&#251;r de donner ce que l'on a &#224; l'esprit), et un dans un langage
+parl&#233; par un grand nombre de personnes (pour &#234;tre compris au mieux par
+tous).
+
+Pour moi, l'anglais n'est pas LA culture du monde ... et beaucoup de
+pays pensent &#231;a.
+
+
+
+Le 27/09/2010 15:07, Gustavo Ariel Giampaoli a &#233;crit :
+&gt;<i> IMHO, not a good idea.
+</I>&gt;<i>
+</I>&gt;<i> I'm Spanish speaker, and I could write my mails in English and Spanish.
+</I>&gt;<i>
+</I>&gt;<i> But the people I'm discussing with, are from many different countries
+</I>&gt;<i> and languages. If the person who answer me is German, and he writes
+</I>&gt;<i> his reply in English and German, you have that Spanish speaking people
+</I>&gt;<i> who was following my mail, can't read not the English nor the German.
+</I>&gt;<i>
+</I>&gt;<i> So, let's keep using English as common language.
+</I>&gt;<i>
+</I>&gt;<i> Cheers!
+</I>&gt;<i>
+</I>&gt;<i>
+</I>&gt;<i> tavillo1980
+</I>&gt;<i>
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