Good morning Christian, *,
On Sonntag, 24. November 2013 06:42 Christian Kühl wrote:
Am 23.11.2013 19:10, schrieb Thomas Hackert:
And as
far as I found out "colored" is the en_US variant (en_GB would be
"coloured" ... ;) ) the term "bicolor" should be then
"two-colored", or am I wrong ;?
The original is en-US and not en_Gb!
and why do you think I wrote this mail ;? I wanted to get it in one
version of English, not a mixed one (but also to get some
explanation of it to translate it the right way™) ... ;) And to find
out, if I am right here or if something has changed in en_US, what I
was not aware about ... ;)
Thanks for your comment
Thomas.
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