Yes, The Yo-Yo News Network is translating the important bits of this site into Japanese. We are trying to get a German mirror of this site up. If you can help please contact us at greg@pd.net

Debian GNU/Linux is distributed with keymaps for nearly two dozen keyboards, and with utilities (in the kbd package) to install, view, and modify the tables. Vast majority of the software we packaged supports entering non-US-ASCII characters used in other Latin languages (e.g. ISO-8859-1 or ISO-8859-2), and a number of programs support multi-byte languages such as Japanese or Chinese.

The various versions of the SCID (SCID-I-RV, SCID-CV, SCID-II) have been translated in their entirety (i.e., questions, diagnostic criteria, skip instructions) into a number of languages, including Spanish, French, German, Danish, Italian, Hebrew, Zulu, Turkish, Portuguese and Greek. A "bilingual" Spanish version of the SCID-RV in which only the questions have been translated into Spanish is also available for order from Biometrics Research. Click here for more information.

Applications are welcomed regardless of first language, race or nationality. The only requirements are a proficient level of English, evidence of study at a higher education level (work experience may be accepted in place of academic achievements) and an understanding of the intensive nature of the course. TEFL International has trained teachers from a number of different backgrounds with great success.

UNDERGRADUATES: Depending upon which programme you apply for our English language requirements vary between IELTS 6 overall TOEFL 230 (Computer Based Test) 570 (Paper Based Test) to IELTS 7 overall with no subscore below 7, TOEFL 250 (Computer Based Test), 600 (Paper Based Test). For further advice contact the appropriate Faculty Admissions Officer. POSTGRADUATES: For Arts courses you will be expected to have achieved: IELTS 6.5 overall with 7 in writing. For Science, you will need to achieve 6.

Yes. Spanish language interpretation is available for free whenever WCHD is open. If interpretation services for other languages including sign language is needed, WCHD would need to know 24-hours in advance to arrange the free services.

If your native language is not English, and you have not studied for at least two years in an English-speaking country, we encourage (but don't require) you to take the TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language). Both paper-and computer-based TOEFL are acceptable.

Non-native English speakers who have been in the country for fewer than five years must take the MELAB test. If the student is planning to attend the University of Minnesota after high school graduation, the MELAB will be required. You can contact the Office of Admissions on the U of MN campus to learn more about taking the MELAB.

It is an abbreviation of "Got you!" It is the triumphant exclamation that a bug or programming idiom makes as it traps the unwary programmer. This section details some of the popular "gotcha's" of the Java programming language.

Yes we do and we encourage non US websites to apply. We're focused on building a global business. Our management team is from all over the world and we like international customers.

That's a good question! The following chart ([] indicate modifications, accents missing) was produced by Luigi Barbasetti in 1932:

Any student who, in the determination of the instructor and counselor, cannot be expected to benefit from the class because of the student's limited command of the English language may be dropped from the class. The consequence of this is that you may lose your F-1 status. You need to assure that you are in the right program from the beginning, so please see your college counselor for proper advisement.

Sarah Pruett, the ESL (English as a Second Language) coordinator. She is in Quad 439 or can be reached by phone at 3815. The Writing Center generally has tutors with training in this areas as well.

Version 1.2.17+ has additional support for international characters. On Macintosh with international settings, you may need to create a user account that has an English configuration in order to use the program without difficulties. On Windows, using an international localized version of Windows may not allow LiveWorship to function without errors. In Version 1.3.16, please contact support@liveworship.com for instructions on how to enable UTF8 compatibility.

Since IGN displays HTML pages as opposed to traditional text, you only need to rely on your browser to read Unicode HTML to be able to read the non-English FAQs on IGN. Our staff coverts non-English submissions into Unicode HTML so your browser does all the work. Each web browser usually (not always) has the ability to load a variety of languages from its options. On Internet Explorer, the option is under View --> Encoding --> Language.

To allow non-English characters to show, you must save your XML document with 'UTF-8' encoding (in Windows Notepad you can set this is the 'Save As' dialog). Check the documentation for your text editor.

Not all the teachers are native speakers of English. Some of the teachers for the beginners classes speak the students' language to fully understand the students' questions and cater to their needs.

Many do. We have a large and strong pre-college preparation program for native English speakers. A large percentage of our college freshmen arrive at Pellissippi with reading, writing, or math skills that are not adequate for success in college. We have developed several programs, including the ESL program, that help strengthen students' skills so that they will be able to compete effectively in college-level courses.

They are 4 X 6. You can fit up to 6.5" with no problems though. Make adaptor plates. - Matt 93 GXE You must pull off the door panel. Craig Brace has instructions with pictures here: Matt also has a write-up here, on his FAQ page.

Yes. The machines have several fonts installed for languages that do not use the Roman alphabet. Also many of the office applications have proofing tools for a wide range of languages. Please see the Laurel House Fact Sheet for detailed specifications.

You can't. We only provide CafeMail support in English. You can try to translate this FAQ or other text on the CafeMail web pages from English to your native language by using sites such as AltaVisa / Babel Fish.

Those households who received the census form in the mail had the option of requesting the questionnaire in Spanish, Chinese, Tagalog, Vietnamese, or Korean. Those individuals or households who believed that they were not included on a form or did not receive a form can use the Be Counted questionnaires that were available in public areas. The Be Counted forms were printed in English, Spanish, Chinese, Tagalog, Vietnamese, and Korean.

Because English speakers and Catalan speakers have different needs when it comes to bilingual dictionaries. For example, the English-Catalan dictionary will be used by Catalan speakers primarily for making sense of existing English texts, whereas it will be used by English speakers primarily as a guide for creating Catalan texts. This means that one dictionary does not suit speakers of both languages. Let us present a concrete example...the word 'admit'.

Yes. Income withholding is allowed from prison earnings. In addition, support will continue to accrue during the period of incarceration. Please contact your local CSEA.

The test was devised for first-language English speakers and the Cambridge Checkpoint scales calibrated against the performance of first-language English speakers (entry forms distinguish FLE and SLE speakers). The test can be accessed by second-language English speakers but they will be awarded scores rated against FLE scales.

We require that our interpreters be accurate and to the point. It is important to recognize that they interpret not only across language, but also across culture. You can help facilitate the interpretation by making your message easy for the limited English speaker to understand. Clarification and/or elaboration are sometimes needed to explain concepts that do not have an equivalent in other languages or cultures.

Census documents are already translated to English and fit to the PDAs. Further, translators will accompany the enumerators if required.

If you want to be anonymous, let the telecommunicator know. We may still ask for your name and phone number but this information will be used for emergency response personnel only. If you can't talk for whatever reason, leave the phone off the hook so the telecommunicator can hear what's going on and units will be sent to the address received from Enhanced 911, unless calling from a cell phone.