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Looking for native Spanish, German, Swedish and French speakers

Discussion in 'Forum announcements' started by dRD, Oct 3, 2006.

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  1. dRD

    dRD I hate titles Staff Member

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    This is a note to all of our users who speak either Spanish, French, Swedish or German (you can also suggest other languages, in case you're interested..) natively, but have also good/excellent English skills.

    We're playing with an idea to expand our reach to non-English speaking countries in future and are looking for people who think they could contribute to this project by helping us to translate our site to other languages and to provide daily news and software update coverage in your own language.

    In case you're interested to chat about this, send me a private message.
     
    dRD, Oct 3, 2006
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  2. Rob1026

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    i speak read and write italian; and am american born!
     
    Rob1026, Oct 3, 2006
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  3. oscarin

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    i speak spanish over here, we ll be glad to help.
     
    oscarin, Oct 4, 2006
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  4. RaDarK

    RaDarK Guest

    count me in. i write fluent spanish. i would love to help... how do i join...
     
    RaDarK, Oct 6, 2006
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  5. neo_pr

    neo_pr Regular member

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    Speak, write and read spanish and english.

    Let me know if you need me.
     
    neo_pr, Oct 7, 2006
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    I can speak French enough to get around in the country...I don't know all of the technical terms, as so many new ones appear everyday. Anything that wouldn't be considered "jargon" in English would be fine.
     
    CiDaemon, Oct 11, 2006
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    i speak urdu/hindi but its more like spaniglish, it has a lot of english mixed it. thats just about how everyone who talks urdu speaks.
     
    kinza, Oct 12, 2006
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    i speak, read and write German and English
     
    wocts, Oct 12, 2006
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  9. jorahan

    jorahan Guest

    I can speak and read german... (not native but have lived in germany for 3 yrs...)
     
    jorahan, Oct 13, 2006
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    Spanish is my native language, will be glad to help. I speak/write/read fluently in spanish and english
     
    monsol, Oct 13, 2006
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  11. ph4nth0m

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    I am a native french canadian, and can help in some translating
     
    ph4nth0m, Oct 28, 2006
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  12. LusoFrodo

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    I'm a native Portuguese speaker and have a degree in translation. If you ever need anything Translated into or from Portuguese into English, most definetly let me know, I'd be pleased to help. I don't have that much experience translating professionaly having only done a few assignments professionaly but the feedback I got from clients was always very good so I'm sure I could be of service!
     
    LusoFrodo, Oct 29, 2006
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    Mate relax you realize that Afterdawn is not a American website. It is based in Finland, which is part of Europe and Europe has different languages within it.
     
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  15. ddp

    ddp Moderator Staff Member

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  17. bunny_c

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    I speak french fluently and write it as well as a french person.

    (i lived in France for 16 years).
     
    bunny_c, Nov 1, 2006
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    i speak french as well as a fench person and wight it well enough. lived in geneva for four years.
     
    dapsp51, Nov 6, 2006
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  19. dRD

    dRD I hate titles Staff Member

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    Thank you for the interest -- and more "metoos" are welcomed as well :) We're going ahead with the project in near future. I expect we will contact couple of people later this month to touch the base a bit how we should work the project out. Basically the first step would be to establish 2 or 3 people for each language section we plan to expand into, call it a "team" and then assign the initial translation tasks for the team to complete and discuss how each member would like to participate to the project.

    As said, this is still a vague idea, but as we've run a bilingual site for over seven years now, technically we have the ability to expand into new language areas quite rapidly.
     
    dRD, Nov 6, 2006
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  20. xhardc0re

    xhardc0re Guest

    What an excellent idea! Have a site that covers the major countries of the European Union, from Germany/Spain/Portual/France to the Balkans. Too bad I never learned my father's Eastern European language, I'm just another dumb American anyway ;) Good luck with things, your success with the site will only grow.
     
    xhardc0re, Nov 9, 2006
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