Examples of using Some languages in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
So this has happened with some languages.
For some languages, you cannot rename channels.
Yes, That's how it is spelled in some languages.
Some languages are written using a syllabary rather than an alphabet.
Here you can choose special settings for some languages.
Some languages and TLD's are under development and will be added later.
Fixed the messy code issue appeared in some languages.
In some languages the subject of a clause is merged with the auxiliary phrase.
Fixed scoreboard team names truncation in some languages.
For some languages, help texts are only available in English.
This brings better andfaster translations for some languages.
Some languages, such as English and Portuguese, pose another crucial issue.
Windows needs an Input Method Editor to work with some languages.
Some languages allow a programmer to prevent a method from being overridden.
Versions of the Main Page, Map features andBeginners' guide in some languages do this.
For some languages, this key is used to access extra characters in the language. .
The letters on the icons on the Special Characters toolbar are too small for some languages.
To avoid ambiguity, some languages have renewed the vocabulary, as in suffixed participial Lat.
Fixed incorrectly escaping of translated strings for some languages in Remote Control plugin LP: 1608177.
Some languages force you to apply some changes in the design and navigation of your website.
And while Google is very, very good with some languages, it's actually pretty dreadful with Chinese.
In some languages there is also a saying that we are all branches which makes us a part of one big tree.
By Bieneke Berendsen While in some languages, you can say"I buy book", in Dutch, you have to add an article:"I buy'a' book.
In some languages, such as English, the tense-auxiliary is located in a sentence where the verb is located.
So for example in Sub-Saharan Africa, some languages use just finality to distinguish present, future, past, and to distinguish even good and bad.
For some languages, you will have more options, such as the dictionary tool for Japanese.
But for legacy reasons on this wiki, some languages have their own dedicated article namespaces that are named using capital letters for translated articles in the following 7 namespaces.
In some languages classes and objects can be composed using other concepts like traits and mixins.
In some languages, R and L are interchangeable, while in others, one or both of the sounds do not exist at all.
In some languages, such as English, the tense-auxiliary is located in a sentence where the verb is located.
