If i want to leave a message on a non english blog how/where do i translate it
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Don’t post the same thing twice.
https://en.forums.wordpress.com/topic.php?id=28634&replies=1 -
Looking at the blog, in your browser chose View > Source
Then check the second line of the code you see, and then work out what those 2 letters mean.You can do that in BOTD by checking the url’s when hovering the list on the right.
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i saw that i’d posted it with
“not a support question” selected
and of course this is a support question!
i assumed that it would be in the non support forum/sectionthanx mark
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@mark
i saw the lang that you were talking of. = en which is english although it looks spanishBOTD?
bottom of the data/disc/?!
on the right of what the souce view page? – no list that i can see“You can do that in BOTD by checking the url’s when hovering the list on the right.”
sorry this is too sophisticated/advanced for me
and how do i get the page viewed back to the state it was in before clicking on “source”?
how do i get to see the page in normal mode?
it’s shadowed [source] and not clickable to return to normal!
slight paniceven though i chose a blog that was in, i think Spanish it shows English [lang=”en”]
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if you go to google translate, it’ll translate the entire blog once you input url.
http://search.msn.com/results.aspx?q=google+translate&src=IE-SearchBox
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By the way, why would you want to leave a comment on a blog if you don’t even know the language, which would mean that you don’t even know what the blogger is saying???? :P
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I dont know that you have to worry about this on wordpress blogs, but:
Babel Fish:
http://babelfish.yahoo.com/?fr=avbbf-us
is away to translate your text if you wish to be polite and enter text in another language.
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good question!
someone left a response in English and when i went to their blog it was in heavens knows what but i had a response for them
it was in a post on support that was hundreds of comments long and also way out of date.
also i’m interested to see what languages some of these blogs are in
i landed on a Greek blog in a discussion to do with freedom of speech?
Some avatars are so striking that i have to take a look at the site and i want to let them know
also the diesign of some of them is amazing
i want to know what non english speakers talk about on their blogsi’m a strong beleiver in the importance of hearing people express themselves in their first language
i learnt this when i listened to the truth and reconciliation hearings a few years ago when for the first time ever i was listening to black south africans speaking in their languages with simultaneous translations
it was terrible to listen to but i was so touched by the gentleness and respectfulness of their language compared to the harsh english and africaans [kind of dutch] words.
english sounded so aggressive – i wept a lot listening to them but i felt i had to listen to hear what they went through and the unspeakable atrocities they were subjected to. Human nature has such potential to manifest a dreadful dark side and also the potential for such magnificence. -
thanx everyone
dlager
diamondfistwerny
mark
raincoasterfor your time, help and patience!
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