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	Off-topic: do you say "Thak you a lot"?	Brialex Mar 14, 2005 8 (8,966) Christine Andersen Mar 15, 2005
	Death to exclamation marks!!!	IanW (X) Mar 7, 2005 14 (6,232) Can Altinbay Mar 14, 2005
	Fabulous resource on English punctuation	Tina Vonhof (X) Mar 8, 2005 7 (4,241) Ioana Costache Mar 9, 2005
	Bosnian punctuation	WorldLinkTech Mar 2, 2005 2 (3,216) A.Đapo Mar 3, 2005
	"foreign" accent in radio ads in Canada	Vladimir Dubisskiy Feb 23, 2005 8 (5,264) Vladimir Dubisskiy Feb 28, 2005
	EU tries to cope with 20 languages	Jack Doughty Feb 18, 2005 7 (4,398) Parrot Feb 22, 2005
	Korean (Character) -English (Word) Conversion Ratio	blakley (X) Feb 17, 2005 0 (2,929) blakley (X) Feb 17, 2005
	In which non-Arabic-speaking countries are the most Arabic translators found?	Stephanie Wloch Feb 7, 2005 2 (2,923) Stephen Franke Feb 7, 2005
	The web and linguistics	Andres Pacheco Jan 27, 2005 2 (2,847) A Hayes (X) Jan 28, 2005
	Jay Rubin on the difficulties of translating particularly unpleasant passages	Aurora Humarán (X) Jan 24, 2005 3 (6,097) Christine Andersen Jan 26, 2005
	Interesting publication on untranslatable!	Angela Arnone Jan 26, 2005 1 (2,689) Charlie Bavington Jan 26, 2005
	"have shown" versus "have been shown" Swe-Eng	Paoletrix Jan 21, 2005 13 (5,486) Paoletrix Jan 24, 2005
	Denglish (Germany + English)	Jeremy_Chen Dec 22, 2004 10 (13,086) Korina Hansel Jan 20, 2005
	Business jargon	remyrosf Jan 18, 2005 6 (7,969) remyrosf Jan 19, 2005
	"FARSI" or "PERSIAN"? What Is the English Name of Our Language?    ( 1... 2)	Cristina Moldovan do Amaral Dec 13, 2003 26 (26,591) frank1 Jan 16, 2005
	Talk on translation	Andy Bell Aug 20, 2004 7 (4,350) Richard Benham Jan 16, 2005
	About fidelity (food for thought)	Aurora Humarán (X) Jul 27, 2004 5 (3,977) Richard Benham Jan 16, 2005
	Argument against deverbalisation	Timothy Barton Sep 10, 2004 3 (5,087) Richard Benham Jan 15, 2005
	Programmes or programs?	Heinrich Pesch Oct 12, 2004 9 (5,077) Richard Benham Jan 15, 2005
	The two-letter word UP	swisstell Dec 11, 2004 8 (4,938) Richard Benham Jan 15, 2005
	Punctuation Rules in Belgian French	Marie-France Arnou Jan 12, 2005 4 (4,692) Marie-France Arnou Jan 12, 2005
	Has your way of thinking radically changed since you learned a new language?	RafaLee Jun 14, 2004 11 (5,375) Deschant Jan 12, 2005
	"Do you speak American?": PBS series and website	NGK Jan 10, 2005 2 (3,609) Carley Hydusik Jan 10, 2005
	question about: the german language	Jamann Jan 4, 2005 5 (3,549) Jamann Jan 5, 2005
	Looking for a quotation about translations by Gogol	Stephanie Wloch Dec 30, 2004 10 (4,960) Anne Lee Dec 30, 2004
	Romaji for a phrasebook	Alena Fedorova Dec 29, 2004 1 (2,504) Henry Dotterer ПЕРСОНАЛ САЙТА Dec 29, 2004
	Resources for those writing in English	RHELLER Dec 23, 2004 3 (2,769) Monique Laville Dec 27, 2004
	Off-topic: Which brand of English is spreading most?	Heinrich Pesch Dec 22, 2004 14 (6,954) Russell Jones Dec 23, 2004
	SHE /HE /THEY and HER/HIS/THEIR - a question of style?    ( 1... 2)	Christian Aug 4, 2004 20 (9,605) DGK T-I Dec 22, 2004
	Global warming and language	Catherine Bolton Nov 28, 2004 11 (4,494) drmab Dec 15, 2004
	No-no, the meaning of words...as in the signifier and the signified :-)	Jean-Luc Dumont Dec 2, 2003 13 (6,096) Robert M Maier Dec 8, 2004
	Off-topic: Prime-time vocabulary: the sitcoms impact and contribution to our vocabulary	Monika Coulson Nov 27, 2004 0 (2,661) Monika Coulson Nov 27, 2004
	NZ English 'sweet as' by dictionary rules	A Hayes (X) Nov 24, 2004 2 (2,745) A Hayes (X) Nov 24, 2004
	Terminology-Glossary	Trastec Nov 9, 2004 2 (3,065) Trastec Nov 17, 2004
	Off-topic: English and Spanish Nuances    ( 1... 2)	yolanda Speece Oct 9, 2004 18 (12,465) Graciela Guzman Nov 7, 2004
	Grammar check: anticipative subject	Natalia Zudaire Nov 5, 2004 4 (4,147) Henry Hinds Nov 6, 2004
	Death of a language	Catherine Bolton Oct 26, 2004 4 (3,563) drmab Oct 28, 2004
	Off-topic: BBC article: "Learning languages "boosts brain""	Fiona Grace Peterson Oct 14, 2004 1 (2,638) Natalia Elo Oct 18, 2004
	Virtual Museum: On The Oldest Existing Translation	Parrot Aug 30, 2004 6 (6,688) Parrot Oct 11, 2004
	Gender Inclusion / Neutrality	TamaraHerz Sep 7, 2004 12 (5,225) Dora O'Malley Oct 7, 2004
	Help needed with new glossay to be published	Mauro Baglieri Oct 6, 2004 2 (2,814) Mauro Baglieri Oct 6, 2004
	Off-topic: Legal name change: a man has changed his name to "They"	Elena Sgarbo (X) Sep 25, 2004 4 (3,389) Harry Bornemann Sep 25, 2004
	Language differences (Du in Belg/Neth and It in Ita/Switz)	Bertrand Bonaventure Sep 23, 2004 3 (2,990) LuciaC Sep 23, 2004
	online info on the history of the the Chinese language	Vera Baras Sep 13, 2004 4 (12,934) Vera Baras Sep 21, 2004
	Learning Swedish on the Internet (Uppsala University)	Mats Wiman Sep 11, 2004 6 (3,577) Timothy Barton Sep 13, 2004
	Off-topic: A Translator’s Historical Review of Dictionaries and Their Eccentricities (Verónica Albin)	Aurora Humarán (X) Sep 3, 2004 0 (2,057) Aurora Humarán (X) Sep 3, 2004
	Cultural Exchange and Conservation through Translation	Parrot Aug 27, 2004 0 (2,506) Parrot Aug 27, 2004
	end-of-line breaking of words	Lia Fail (X) Aug 18, 2004 7 (6,571) Alison Schwitzgebel Aug 19, 2004
	OR --> AND?    ( 1... 2)	Kevin Pfeiffer (X) Aug 6, 2004 16 (7,905) Lia Fail (X) Aug 18, 2004
	G.A. and R.P English differences	Silvina Morelli Aug 14, 2004 4 (5,989) DGK T-I Aug 16, 2004

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