Sorry, I understood you meant "the translation is ok".
Paulo Ney
Jorge Barros de Abreu wrote:
> "it is ok to me" means:
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> your work is welcome and the translation need of you.
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> do not mean:
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> the translation is ended.
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> On Saturday 28 March 2009 02:57:56 Paulo Ney de Souza wrote:
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>> One more perl for your delight:
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>> ... gerador de n?meros rand?micos....
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>> this one looses only to the celebrated translation of the Schaum Table
>> in the 80's where McGraw-Hill translated "Random Numbers" and "Chain
>> Rule" by "N?meros de Random" and "Regra de Chain" as if they were two
>> very important mathematicians!
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>> Paulo Ney de Souza
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>> Paulo Ney de Souza wrote:
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>>> You ought to be kidding that it is okay! It is one of the worst
>>> translations I have ever seen! The two initial phrases of the
>>> translation don't even have an article! Since when do you say in
>>> Portuguese:
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>>> "Maxima ? derivado do sistema Macsyma."
>>>
>>> The correct way is to say that is "O programa Maxima ? derivado do
>>> sistema Macsyma." It looks like someone piped the English text into
>>> Google Translation and then into a speller and nothing else. If that is
>>> the drill, we probably should post Maxima documentation on all 43
>>> languages that Google offer translation on.... if it is Portuguese is
>>> probably from Goa and not Brazil.
>>>
>>> Reading a few pages into the manual can yield quite a few perls:
>>>
>>> Testes que produzem a resposta desejada s?o
>>> considerados "passes,"
>>>
>>> n?meros de vers?o
>>>
>>> and from there it goes ...
>>>
>>> Somebody at the commit group for the sources should trow that stuff in
>>> closes trash can available.
>>>
>>> Paulo Ney de Souza
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>>> Jorge Barros de Abreu wrote:
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>>>> On Thursday 26 March 2009 12:57:37 Alu?sio Augusto Silva Gon?alves wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> I want to help to improve the Maxima translation to Brazilian
>>>>> Portuguese.
>>>>>
>>>> It is ok to me.
>>>>
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