Cross-Cultural Communication skills is a relatively new term, referring to the ability to recognize cultural differences and similarities when dealing with someone from another culture and ability to recognize features of own behavior which are affected by culture.
No, not for bloggers — for developers! Either way I must be kidding, eh? I planned to write about this for several days, but always got caught up with something else. Then last night and today I was perusing the hu_HU.po file for WordPress (simply put: the Hungarian translation file) and I found myself right in the middle of what might be called the application of theory. Here was the l10n process in its full grandeur…
One of the things I loved and still love about it - as I mentioned earlier - the possibility of writing in different languages, with different alphabets without having to think for a moment about charset, encoding and all that stuff…
Finally the blog script is up and running. I decided to go with WP because I like its features, flexibility and its potential. I also loved the possibility to be able to write in several different languages using different alphabets — without having to change the charset, the encoding etc.
