[python] Email Translation

  • From: Michael Rienstra <ageless@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: python@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Tue, 25 May 2004 17:19:29 -0700

Hello,

For those who don't speak french and haven't yet bothered to translate the last few emails, following is the SYSTRAN translation (they power the translation tools on Google, AOL, Altavista, etc.). I decided not to edit it.

On a related note, it would be nice if there was an easy way to translate stuff for everybody, rather then having each person who doesn't speak a particular language repeat the same steps. I might try to figure something tricky out when I have time. I was thinking along the lines of setting up some email addresses such as python_fr_en@xxxxxxxxxxx and python_de_en@xxxxxxxxxxxx When you send an email to one of them, it would be translated and emailed (along with the original) to python@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx It wouldn't be that hard to do, so if other listies are interested I'll try to make it happen.

Michael

PS: Q: If someone who speaks two language is called bilingual, what do you call someone who only speaks one language? A: An American.

Hello,

After 3 "ACERTULA" which did not roll very well, I translated -

and thus read your text and I have just manufactured a python which, it, rolls perfectly, even S gifted...

the next one is dèja in building site!

Thank you for the "handbook" and the mailing list.

Herewith some photographs.

I translated the handbook into French and I address it to you, if you want to put it on the list...

Friendships

Alain BRANCA

I think of going to the Dutch living room June the 5 and 6. Can be could us to organize a meeting of "Python"?

The wheels of the last Python are in 26 inches.

The three first were in 20 inches.

Was the change part of size of success?
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