A Kudoz question is not my language pairs - Why?!
Postavljač teme: VIBOL KEO
VIBOL KEO
VIBOL KEO  Identity Verified
Local time: 08:00
engleski na kmerski
Jan 30, 2008

An email message has come to me for a KudoZ question. Unfortunately, I find the text in Vietnamese rather than in Khmer. However, I could not find it via Proz.com. Do you know "Why"?!

[Edited at 2008-01-31 05:24]


 
Natalie
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Poljska
Local time: 03:00
Član (2002)
engleski na ruski
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Most likely the asker made a mistake Jan 30, 2008

and chose the wrong language pair. Please contact any moderator and ask to correct the language pair in that question.

 
Cilian O'Tuama
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Njemačka
Local time: 03:00
njemački na engleski
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Maybe you "flagged" the asker? Jan 31, 2008

If you "flag" someone (as opposed to "filtering" them), you will receive notification of every Q s/he asks, even in language combinations that are not your own.

I was surprised too the first few times it happened to me.

There's no solution to this yet, as far as I know.

But it's hardly that serious. There are a lot more urgent things to be sorted out on this site first (but bring patience).

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If you "flag" someone (as opposed to "filtering" them), you will receive notification of every Q s/he asks, even in language combinations that are not your own.

I was surprised too the first few times it happened to me.

There's no solution to this yet, as far as I know.

But it's hardly that serious. There are a lot more urgent things to be sorted out on this site first (but bring patience).


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VIBOL KEO
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Local time: 08:00
engleski na kmerski
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A possible mistake/error and Patience Jan 31, 2008

Natalie and Cilian O'Tuama,

Your point of view and kind advice are reasonable and acceptable. Obviously, I used to learn Vietnamese as it was inserted in education programme for the senior high school.

Be revised that Cambodia had still been in a civil and chronic war at the time. Since then and especially from UNTAC time, I have never earned living and working with this language, but only English and my native one. My point of view is that the more languages I am
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Natalie and Cilian O'Tuama,

Your point of view and kind advice are reasonable and acceptable. Obviously, I used to learn Vietnamese as it was inserted in education programme for the senior high school.

Be revised that Cambodia had still been in a civil and chronic war at the time. Since then and especially from UNTAC time, I have never earned living and working with this language, but only English and my native one. My point of view is that the more languages I am able to learn, the better ways we find as well. This is for only if I have an adequate time.

On the similar issue, I just answered a KudoZ question before this requestion has come to me that you may find its thread. I did it with Khmer Unicode but it is still not readable. Do you have any ideas to deal with? And, do you think there should be a moderator for my language pairs?

[Edited at 2008-01-31 05:23]
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