If a question comes up in a language you don't understand you...
Submitted 163 days ago by tresiden  Favorite
Embed
Options
|
|
Loading...
| Results | |
|---|---|
|
|
|
| Ignore it and skip to the next one. | |
|
|
| 107 votes 42% | |
| Translate it using an on-line translator and answer appropriately | |
|
|
| 105 votes 41% | |
| Just choose an answer at random | |
|
|
| 45 votes 18% | |
I have been skipping it but using the on-line translator is a great idea!
It's just as fun crossing language barriers - and you learn something.
http://translate.google.com/translate_t?hl=en
Depends on my mood.
I use an online translator. If I can't figure out the language I google a phrase or two of the question and see what country codes pop up. This always helps me figure out the language if it's not one of the obvious ones. I think it's also fun to ask questions in other languages just to get other people's opinions without ignorant Americans giving their opinions when you specifically ask for non-American opinions. Few Americans bother to translate questions in other languages, so this is one very good way to greatly minimize the number of replies by ignorant Americans who were specifically told not to respond. Duhhhhh.
I CAN HAS BABELFISH PLZ?
The Firefox add-on gTranslate is a lot better tool.
THX! IM NAO IN UR SURVEYS TRANZLATIN UR LANGUAGEZ! http://speaklolcat.com/
WERE FINALLY ON TEH SAME PAEG!
You know, it occured to me, sometimes I don't know what language they are asking in and have trouble translating it.
Hvor det er vilje, det er en måte.