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2014-04-23 15:19 GMT-03:00 Eliane Domingos <elianedomingos@libreoffice.org>:

Hi Charles, all,

Well, unfortunately not.

Just to understand our problem here, today, we don't have enough
collaborators to translate the libreoffice manuals and any content about
LIBO in English for Portuguese. The idiom is a big barrier in Brazil.

It's funny to say, but the portuguese libreoffice interface is translated
by a french collaborator (Olivier Hallot). Many PR of TDF are translated by
a German collaborator (David Jourdain). Most of the time, who help us are
the foreigners. :D All right, I know, they live in Brazil, of course it is
more easy.

Sometimes I feel sad to annouce the magazine here, but I think we need to
share what we are doing in our country.

Again, we need more collaborators.

Best,


Must say that language is a common barrier for NL teams as well as lack of
volunteers.




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