On Tue, May 10, 2011 at 1:25 AM, Cor Nouws <oolst@nouenoff.nl> wrote:
Hi all,
Cor Nouws wrote (28-04-11 17:55)
drew wrote (30-03-11 15:27)
Maybe interesting as draft for other languages too? I can provide
English translation (roughly of course).
A good idea idea I suppose. If you would do the rough translation, and
make editable source available of course, I am sure someone will do what
ever small cleanup is necessary.
[ only 28 day's later ;-) ]
pls find my translation to English here:
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Marketing/nl#Materiaal
Ahum :-)
Next Thursday I'm invited to do a presentation on migrations.
Will take a little pile of flyers with me. So if people have suggestions,
remarks, that I can include: pls let me know. (After all, the flyer as it is
now, is only a first version, and intended to evolve.)
Thanks & best regards,
Cor
I cleaned up the English translation text on the wiki page. They were very
minor edits. I used one American English contraction in the sentence, If you
like to join in extending and improving, that is easy. I changed you to
you'd (you would). I hope that is understandable in UK English or European
understanding of English. I also changed the phrase, with among them Dutch,
to, including Dutch. I uploaded an edited file to my wiki page, user:Tyree,
but didn't link it to this page.
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