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I think that if we are to be realistic, then the use of English has been
established for a long time as a "de facto" universal means of communicaton!
So, I don't honestly believe that the use of any other language would
work.....It just could not serve our main purpose!

Just one more thought:
I vote strongly in favour of leaving it to the local communities to
decide who- among their volunteers- is the best suited person for the job!
Apart from his/her fluency in English, let us not forget that behind
him/her stands the power of the local community!
Therefore, even if there should be minor translation problems, just by
using the Community's good will and coo, everything will be smoothed out
nicely.

Regards from Greece

Constantine


Στις 16/08/2011 07:45 πμ, ο/η Varun Mittal έγραψε:
UN has several languages other than French so I suggest lets not get poor UN
in between :)

We all understand we need support for multiple languages and English is just
a medium to interact among people with different languages. It is by no
means a precondition for anyone to contribute.

Hope we don't fight any more on what language as long as there is someone in
the team down there to share with rest of the global teams regarding their
activities.

Best Regards
Varun
On Tue, Aug 16, 2011 at 9:05 AM, Paulo de Souza Lima <
paulo.s.lima@varekai.org> wrote:



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