Bernard a écrit: > C'est un grand plaisir pour moi, vivant à Paris, de lire un message > en français.... > mais ça ne me gêne [n]ullement de les lire en anglais. Et c'est un grand plaisir pour moi, vivant aux Etats-Unis, de lire un message en français, ou en allemande. Nous ne sommes pas seulement des gens monolingues ici. Und es hat mich gefreut, dass ich wieder die Gelegenheit hatte, etwas Deutsch und Französisch lesen zu können. (And it was a pleasure for me, living in the US, to read a message in French or in German. We're not all monolingual here) One last comment, then I'll shut up <g>. The FAQ for this list doesn't mention anything about language usage. I've always been impressed by the wide variety of countries represented here, so it's only natural that someone might want to post a question in a language other than English. If you consider how many Duo resources might exist in a country that speaks language [insert something here], you might expect that if someone doesn't receive adequate help they might be tempted to try their luck here. And everyone here is so helpful, so they're bound to get a good answer. I did subscribe to a moderated list that originally was English only. Once that list started receiving posts in other languages, the moderators asked for help from others who could understand the content because they didn't want to pass notes without moderation but also felt bad about refusing them because they didn't have the ability to judge the content. Since this is an unmoderated list, that doesn't apply here. OK, I'm going away now. Really going away. I'll be in Japan this weekend, seeing how much more of that language I can absorb. -wayne