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30 Mar 06 12:58, Vladimir Donskoy wrote to Roy Witt: RW>>>> Actually, if you make the change now, it won't affect any RW>>>> reorganizational attempts in Z6. You'd just be updating your RW>>>> listing. VD>>> I can't update Zone6 nodelist - I have no rights for it! :-) RW>> No, but you can update your own listing by sending it to the ZC6, RW>> who will do the update for you. VD> Yes, she have this right - but not I. VD> [skip] VD>>> - I know English not very well). RW>> Your English is intelligible. I don't have a problem with it. VD> In difficult cases I use online-translator (www.translator.ru), but VD> it not always correctly selects words and it is necessary to correct VD> its translation. It seems that all robotic translators are like that. Only a human translator can interpret what is meant to be said. VD> And I too sometimes am at a loss to understand which word it is VD> necessary to use in concrete case. I've noticed that Russians use the word concrete when they are actually saying something else. Concrete as a noun is what they use to make highways, side-walks or house slabs, aka cement. Concrete as a verb implys to form into a solid mass or to make something real. I haven't figured out what it is that they're using the word for, yet. Roy --- Twit(t) Filter v2.1 (C) 2000* Origin: Hacienda de Rio de Guadalupe * South * Texas, USA * (1:1/22) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 5030/786 @PATH: 1/22 379/1 106/2000 633/267 |
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