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Spellic

Spellic will be (once done) a free online eduaction service.

My vision
My vision is that Spellic sooner or later will be available in most european languages. Until then, only basic information will be available in all languages.
The final work on Spellic is hopefully done this summer. After that, you are all welcome to try it out.

What is Spellic?
The main purpose of Spellic is to help students to learn words in foreign languages.
It also provides a little community where teachers, parents and studends can send messages and share exercises.

Translation
At the moment, Spellic uses around one thousand words / phrases / texts on the website.
If you have a website in English that you want to translate into Swedish, and you are a native speaker of some other language than English or Swedish, please send me a message.
I'm sure that we can help each other out to gain a mutual advantage.

Regards,
xamine

Spellic.com

Category Web-site / Blog / Forum - Education

Title	However, you can still use this site to learn...
Text Submitted by xamine	Source language: English However, you can still use this site to learn words in [b]any language[/b].
Remarks about the translation	--- Context --- This sentence is shown directly below a text that says something like "This site is not available in your language". It explains to the user that he / she can still use this site to learn words in any language, even though the -site itself- is not available in the current languages. --- Language info --- French: French from France Dutch: language spoken in The Netherlands Norwegian: BokmÃ¥l -- Additional info PLEASE READ--- "this site" could also be "this website". "However, you can still..." could also be "But, you can still..." if there is no good translation of "however". Please put the "[b]" and "[/b]" in the best position possible. They are there to make the "any language" bold (or emphasized) as this is very important for the understanding of the text. --- FINALLY --- Please copy/paste or translate this information into the "Remarks about the translation"-field in order to be available to people that are translating from your translation. Thank you.

Title	Voit kuitenkin kÃ¤yttÃ¤Ã¤ tÃ¤tÃ¤ sivustoa opetellaksesi...
Translation Finnish Translated by Cerena	Target language: Finnish Voit kuitenkin kÃ¤yttÃ¤Ã¤ tÃ¤tÃ¤ sivustoa opetellaksesi sanoja [b]millÃ¤ tahansa kielellÃ¤[/b].
Remarks about the translation	--- Context --- This sentence is shown directly below a text that says something like "This site is not available in your language". It explains to the user that he / she can still use this site to learn words in any language, even though the -site itself- is not available in the current languages. --- Language info --- French: French from France Dutch: language spoken in The Netherlands Norwegian: BokmÃ¥l -- Additional info PLEASE READ--- "this site" could also be "this website". "However, you can still..." could also be "But, you can still..." if there is no good translation of "however". Please put the "[b]" and "[/b]" in the best position possible. They are there to make the "any language" bold (or emphasized) as this is very important for the understanding of the text. --- FINALLY --- Please copy/paste or translate this information into the "Remarks about the translation"-field in order to be available to people that are translating from your translation. Thank you.

Validated by Maribel - 13 May 2008 11:00

Last messages

	Author	Message
		2 May 2008 12:02
	Maribel Number of messages: 871	Pari huomiota vielÃ¤ pohdittavaksi: -sivu > sivusto -oppia > opetella (molemmat merkitykset sinÃ¤nsÃ¤ oikein, mutta opetteleminen tuntuisi sopivammalta) LisÃ¤ksi taas makustelen tuota muotoa -ksesi, jota jostain syystÃ¤ vierastan - tosin en siihen mitÃ¤Ã¤n perustelua keksi ja ilmeisesti se on oikein. Nykysuomen kÃ¤sikirja (s. 16 sanoo vain, ettÃ¤ tÃ¤llaista translatiivissa olevaan lauseenvastiketta kÃ¤ytetÃ¤Ã¤n korvaamaan jotta-ettÃ¤-lausetta - ja ettÃ¤ mikÃ¤li pÃ¤Ã¤lauseen predikaatti on passiivissa sitÃ¤ ei voi kÃ¤yttÃ¤Ã¤ (po -miseksi, -miseksesi). EhkÃ¤ siitÃ¤ rajoituksesta tulee mieltymykseni, kun itse kirjoittaisin luontevammin nÃ¤in: Voit (kuitenkin) kÃ¤yttÃ¤Ã¤ tÃ¤tÃ¤ sivustoa minkÃ¤ tahansa kielen sanojen opettelemiseen. Mietin vaan, jos kirjoittaisit verbin viimeiseksi sanaksi, niin kÃ¤yttÃ¤isitkÃ¶ siinÃ¤kin translatiivia (opettelemiseksi)?
		2 May 2008 13:34
	Cerena Number of messages: 18	Muutin sivun sivustoksi ja oppia-verbin opetella-verbiksi. Jonkin aikaa pohdittuani pÃ¤Ã¤tin kuitenkin sÃ¤ilyttÃ¤Ã¤Ã¤ translatiivin, koska se jotenkin vaan tuntuu paremmalta vaihtoehdolta. EhkÃ¤ kyse on tosiaan vain mieltymyksestÃ¤. Vastaus kysymykseesi: en sÃ¤ilyttÃ¤isi translatiivia, jos kirjoittaisin verbin viimeiseksi.