fluffysheep
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Where should I post a thread like this?
I'd like to have a link to a thread where I can post pictures of all of my foreign-language postcards and ask people (in my profile/signature) to help
me translate them Where should I post a thread like this? I was
thinking of posting it in "Miscellaneous Off-Topics and Polls," but I thought I would ask if anybody had any better ideas for the thread's location,
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It's better to not post backsides as many people consider the messages private and not to be published on internet. 
I suggest you use google translator or find help in communities, they often have a special thread for visitors. |
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Oh, I mean quotes on the picture sides For example, I had a couple
of birthday postcards in Russian and Dutch, but I didn't know that until I asked people! And I had one postcard that had a picture of a white rose, but two people gave two completely different translation
for the words under the picture! I know sometimes phrases can be
translated in more than one way, so that's why I wanted to post a thread... if I can figure out where... 
Sometimes I can't figure out the language on my own, so I think the language communities are out of the question for now I'd be posting Russian postcards in the Norwegian forum and they'd be
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Oh okay! I see! 
hmm.... I would say General Topics section then!  |
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Ah, thank you very much!  |
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