BF>> BF>> That's the trouble with just using a translator. You
must know a
BF>> liitl BF>> abo the languange you are translating to.
BF>>
BF>>  GP> I'm not expecting "proper " --
just enough to convey to a
BF>> na
BF>>  GP> speaker my intent. . .
BF>>
BF>> Then German isn't the one you should start with. Perhaps you should start
BF>> with....British English.... and then French.

 GP> Where can I find a translator to go from common English to British
 GP> English?

I don't know, in Oxford or Camebridge perhaps.

 GP> I use www.reverso.net for my French needs. . .

I don't need any French at all.

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