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If you can speak english, it is the best choice for commenting the lesson as it is widely spoken over the world and can easily be used as a base to translate the lesson into other languages.

The language courses are created by the collaboration of cucumis.org members. They are continuously improved owing to the [wiki] engine.

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Six new languages for the user interface of cucumis.org!
Thanks to:
- [b]jaH[/b] who has translated offline the nepali files.
- [userid=44] and [userid=219] for the romanian version.
- [userid=162], [userid=48] and [userid=314] for the italian version.
- [userid=196] and [userid=207] for the bulgarian version.
- [userid=43] for the arabic version.
- [userid=13] and [userid=291] for the portuguese version.

I apologize in advance for any people I have forgotten to include.

Coming next:
- I'm still developing the "Project" section but I lack free time these days.
- I'm also thinking about developing a tiny wiki engine for the help section and maybe for a "Learn" section coming in a few months...

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