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Suggestion to the users of "International" forum
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roxeteer said on November 23, 2002 18:10:
It would be easier to read this forum if you wrote the language of your message to the subject line when you’re starting a new discussion.
For example: “Finnish: Suomalaisia Roxette-faneja?”.
IPPIE said on December 3, 2002 09:39:
And isn’t it - BY THE WAY - ?
Why do you need to know the language ? If you cannot read and understand it than you cannot use it in that forum ! And if you are to use English there is no problem about it ? And if you’re really that much interested in the language you can always ask !
i_jera said on December 3, 2002 16:44:
........by the way. sorry. “t” and “y” and “u” are too close on the keyboard, when you type like an idiot...
Santi said on December 3, 2005 21:38:
I think for Spanish is better ESP or SPA, that are the codes used for Spain in three characters in Spanish or English (as they appear on sport programs, for example).
Room_service said on December 3, 2005 23:35:
I’ve found the international, ISO codes for some European languages. I hope it helps. They are:
CA - Catalan
CS - Czech
DA - Danish
DE - German
ET - Estonian
EL - Greek
EN - English
ES - Spanish
EU - Euskera
FI - Finnish
FR - French
GL - Irish
HU - Hungarian
IT - Italian
LV - Latvian
LT - Lithuanian
MT - Maltese
NO - Norwegian
NT - Dutch
PL - Polish
PT - Potuguese
SK - Slovakian
SL - Slovenian
SV - Swedish
gessle-addict said on December 4, 2005 00:37:
In my opinion, they are not necessary. If I see the title of the topic in Spanish, it’s obvious it would be in that language. I think that far from making things easier it makes them more complicated..., I mean, we’ll have more things to keep in mind.
Starrox said on December 4, 2005 22:43:
Wait, you guys really want to start doing this NOW, over three years after Visa came up with it? *LOL*
roxlad said on November 29, 2002 19:31:
I agree... even better if you did it this way:
ITA- Ciao a tutti.
SVE - Hej hur står det till?
FRA - Sulut, comment ça va?
always use three letters.