That has a lot to do on how the site started, but if you still wonder why I haven't added a Spanish version. I guess it is because lack of time, the site as it is, is huge, considering that I work on it on my spare time --whenever that happens to be, hehehe-- and with updates every other day, imagine that doubled. Believe me, I would love to have an Spanish version, (Spanish is still my first language) but simply I don't have the time.

No, at least not under the current plan. You may find however some content in alternate languages but we???re not sure about that as of yet. Back to top

Answer: Many reasons. First: there are so many good Spanish sites out there, not to mention the official ones, like Esmas and Univision. Second: my advertisers demand that the site has to be written in English. Third: the English site has a better chance to be noticed by the folks in the movie industry. The last but not least: both English and Spanish are the foreign languages to me :)

There is a sub. "Pom Poko" was Japan's entry for the 1995 Academy Awards' Best Foreign Film in 1995, and got limited theater release. It is included in the Disney/Tokuma deal, and available on DVD.

While the interface and help files for TextAloud are available only in English, we offer voices and TextAloud supports all of the following languages:

At this time, the translation program is on indefinite hold. Some of the existing translations apparently suffered from accuracy issues, and all suffered from a lack of support from the translator, most of whom faded away after translating only a fraction of the strip's run. Also, there was no promotion or advertisement by the translators in their native language, resulting in a great deal of work for very, very few hits.

What should I do if my child has been diagnosed with ADD/ ADHD? (Or, What should I do if my child's teacher has suggested that my child should be evaluated for ADD/ ADHD?) With your family's health, happiness and well-being at risk, I share with you as a parent how important, and yet difficult, it is to make the right decisions. I encourage you not to jump into prescription medications for your child's or teen's ADD unless you first try more natural and potentially safer methods.

GIDEON is available only in English. Some of the synonyms for diseases, countries and drugs are in other languages. The personal notes accept any language that works with a browser.

Yes, you can still participate. Interviews will be conducted in Mandarin, Cantonese, and Spanish and other languages as needed.

There are currently no "official" CDC translations of the VISs. Several states have translated them, however, and sharing of translations among states is encouraged. Projects or providers may translate the VISs into other languages. These do not have to be approved by CDC. (See "Where can I get the VISs," below.

The SAVRY has been translated into Dutch (by Henny Lodewijks); Swedish (led by Niklas Langström); Finnish (led by Dr. Riittakerttu Kaltiala-Heino); German (led by Dr. Cornelis Stadtland); Norwegian (led by Geir Tafjord); Spanish & Catalan (led by Ed Hilterman).

For additional help in planning your PCT adventure, checkout our Before Trip section (link to Before Trip). It contains more information on permits, health and safety, re-supply strategy, mailing labels, and resources. For an on-going discussion of everything PCT, join the PCT-L e-mail discussion group (also called an e-mail forum). For more personal advice, consider contacting one of our volunteer Mentors.

Cancer incidence and survival statistics are available from 1973, the first year SEER began collecting data, to 2004, the most recent year for which data are reported. SEER collects data from 18 population-based registries throughout the US, so incidence and survival statistics are available for just those covered areas, which comprise more than 25 percent of the US population.

This is a choice we made and we stick with our choice, because a large percentage of our customers do not understand Dutch and we focus on the international market, therefore we decided to use a language that most individuals understand. Site and you can always email or call us in Dutch!

Yes. The ChurchKatalyst interface supports languages other than English. Contact us with your specific needs and we can explore the different options with you. How much does this cost? We offer three separate, affordable church website packages. Each package allows you to manage your content, upload pictures, and much, much more! Take a look and see which one best meets your needs.

Since our Order, and the interest in it, is worldwide, we wanted Order members and scholars to have a common tongue in which to read and learn about the Order. Our Order is currently comprised of fourteen linguistic vernacular groups. To make a website with each of these languages would certainly be unwieldy. We therefore decided to follow the precedent of our Order in publishing. We would publish in the most commonly used vernacular for the environment and in Latin.

If your site is easy to navigate, even for someone who doesn't understand its language, then this shouldn't be a problem. This means using common conventions for web pages, like clicking a thumbnail image to view a full-size version, using arrow-shaped navigation tools, and so on. The best option, though, is to have an English version of your fractal pages.

We have English speaking couriers at all locations, most of our staff are of British origin but it is not unusual to meet Australians, Dutch or Canadian couriers.

part of your Online basic setup all text used in Online can be made to appear in the language of your choice based on a translation that you provide.

Yes. DDWin will soon be available in UK English, Italian, German, French, Spanish (Castillian and Caribbean) and Swedish. Yes. However, if you are using PC Tools Desktop, and want to take advantage of the Bring Up command, you will need to go into DDWin's Voice Menu, Options, find the Startup tab and clear the "Name of Bring Up Group" field.

New Harbinger books have been translated into many foreign languages including Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Greek, Hebrew, Polish, and Russian, but New Harbinger does not print or sell these books ourselves. Instead, we license the contents of certain books to foreign publishers who translate, produce, and sell our titles to their own markets.

We request that the information in a profile is displayed in English because English in the common language in global trade. You have the option to indicate other, additional languages in your profile. We offer one field to indicate the preferred language to communicate with your clients and another selection where you can indicate in what local languages you possess any expertise. However, please complete all information in your profile in English.

For the summer 2007 touring season, the tours can be heard in English or German. We will be adding more languages soon.