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Peter Neilson <neilson -at- alltel -dot- net> pondered, " Does anyone out there
actually perform polyglot tech writing? I just mess with French,
German, Spanish and Italian for fun. Who's getting paid for it? How do
you avoid confusing Spanish with Italian?"
I don't get paid to translate (anymore), but I often forget whether I'm
thinking in Hebrew or Arabic. Especially which one I'm counting in.
Throw in Spanish (European and Mexican) as well as bits of German,
Russian, Yiddish, French, Latin, et cetera... I have no idea what
language(s) I'm thinking in half the time!
At least I can keep English straight... usually.
TGIF!
;)
Arroxane
PS--When distracted, I'm likely to make comments in any of the above
languages (e.g., Ya Allah! Oy vey! etc.).
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