hi buzzobelle - ne haber!?
thanks for your turkish course "2012 new words". I wanted to ask you something - in memrise there are different definitions for each "source language", e.g. kırmızı can have a German entry rot, english entry red, etc. Unfortunately courses can only belong to one source language though. So, we would like to adjust the entries in your 2012 new words course to be a single language, and i wanted to ask you which language you would prefer that to be? The majority looked to be German but I didn't check thoroughly. Could you let me know which you prefer? It will mean that some statistics will be lost for word definitions that are updated, but it will also have benefits, e.g. german speakers in the german source language community will be adding mems and looking after the definitions, etc. It also reduces confusion for non-german speakers (i.e. they won't see German definitions in the course). If you could let me know I'd appreciate it!
Thanks and kolay gelsin
wwkudu
hi buzzobelle - ne haber!? thanks for your turkish course "2012 new words". I wanted to ask you something - in memrise there are different definitions for each "source language", e.g. kırmızı can have a German entry rot, english entry red, etc. Unfortunately courses can only belong to one source language though. So, we would like to adjust the entries in your 2012 new words course to be a single language, and i wanted to ask you which language you would prefer that to be? The majority looked to be German but I didn't check thoroughly. Could you let me know which you prefer? It will mean that some statistics will be lost for word definitions that are updated, but it will also have benefits, e.g. german speakers in the german source language community will be adding mems and looking after the definitions, etc. It also reduces confusion for non-german speakers (i.e. they won't see German definitions in the course). If you could let me know I'd appreciate it! Thanks and kolay gelsin wwkudu
Posted by wwkudu 6/27/12 (11 months ago)