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Should the Spanish version be formal and use "usted" instead of "tu"? (question)
In spanish, we have like in french the "tú" and "usted" issue ("tu" and "vous"). Actually the translation is a mix of both ways. The problem is that in Spain is quite more normal the "tu" form, but in latin-american countries they prefer the "usted" (vous). The first can be consider too direct, even unpolite for them (I think like in french). So, do you wish that the site be more polite, serious and formal or in the opposite way more informal and direct? (question from Javichu)
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Seed this forum with your ideas
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Launch Open Food Facts in English
Open Food Facts first launched in French at http://fr.openfoodfacts.org but it is an international project, and we will launch more languages soon, including English of course.
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