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@tatoebaadmins
Again, could you please ask Tepan to stop his constant harassment and obsession at my sentences ?

Happy New Year 2021, friends!
I am glad to be part of this great community and wish you all the best.

Allen ein frohes neues Jahr!

¡Feliz Año Nuevo! ¡Que 2021 sea un año para recuperar y juntos salir adelante!

あけましておめでとうございます
皆様にとって幸多き一年になりますように 🎍

あけおめ~~~~~~~~~~~。
今年も良い年になりますように!

Happy New Year!

नवीन वर्षाच्या सर्वांना हार्दिक शुभेच्छा!

Feliz Ano Novo, meus amigos!!!

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Previous years:
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2020 was undoubtfully the year of the Kabyle language on Tatoeba.

Thank you Deniko and thank you to all Tatoeba contributors. Best wishes to all.
З Новим роком всю Україну, країну великого Михаил Афанасьевич Булгаков.
שנה טובה לכולם! שנה טובה לישראל!
Aseggas ameggaz, aseggas n talwit, d tayri d wayen yelhan akk deg ddunit. Aseggas n talwit d rrbeḥ i Tmurt taqbaylit. א גוט געבענטשט יאר
Bonne et heureuse année 2021 à toutes et à tous. Bonne année ma douce France.
Ein frohes neues Jahr für alle!
Buon Anno Nuovo a tutta l'umanità.عام سعيد

Happy New Year to you too. And good job - to you and to the whole Kabyle team.

Merci, joyeuse année à vous également ! Beau travail de la part des contributeurs kabyles.

I hate searching back to sentences where I suggested corrections.
It would be great if we had a button, or a command row in the comment section, eg. #mailmein14days, what is send a letter to my inner mail when the 2 weeks is over.
What do you think?
Or what more, if we could make a comment for an instant changing.
#change(Suggested sentence is here.)
And if the owner likes it, agrees with it, (s)he can click on it, and the sentence is already changed, it can spares us a little time, to many sentence, a little more.

You might consider applying to become an advanced contributor. That would enable you to put @change tags on those sentences, which is what should be done anyway. :)

Hm, if I add tags, and make comments, then I do two things, what is not so different what I suggested, then I can search for tags and order them, and doesn't even send me an extra mail what is good for the server, but there are false-tagged sentences, and I cannot see just what I added, so may I could make a little search, too, and also not disappears the tag when the owner make some change, but it's absolutely better than nothing.
May I apply for it.
And now, I see, my second idea is a bit time-consuming.
That would be a button next to the real changing button and you can add a missing vowel, a comma, a missing word, and it generates a comment-like message, and by clicking on it you can apply the changes.

When I see comments, I know how old they are, but when I search for tags, I don't know exactly when the tag was added, I can click to the sentence and then I can see.
I can sort now by most recently tagged and least recently tagged, but I don't know that the newest tag is 3 days old and the oldest one was added more than 6 years ago.
What if searching for @change tag I could see the date of the tag?

To apply to be an advanced contributor, read this if you haven't already:
https://en.wiki.tatoeba.org/art...d-contributors
On that note, what if we were able to see sentences that we've tagged? Currently I see no option to do that. Maybe it could be something to discuss.

Je constate que la reconnaissance de langue est en panne depuis 48h : mes phrases en français sont systématiquement identifiées comme étant en italien...

Bonsoir @tatoebaadmins,
je réclame le retrait du statut d'administrateurs de PaulP et Tepan qui mènent un harcèlement incessant contre mes contributions en espéranto, sur des questions controversées de ponctuation et d'interprétations de ce qui est "fundamenta " ou ne l'est pas, c'est à dire sur des questions tout à fait polémiques. Je les accuse de vouloir dissuader les contributeurs ne faisant pas partie de leur parti/secte/tendance de contribuer, c'est à dire, in fine, de nuire au développement et à l'apprentissage de la langue universelle sur Tatoeba et de le faire de manière agressive et de modifier les phrases sans ou contre consentement de leurs auteurs.

La administrantoj scias pri la okazoj, kaj ni diskutas la aferon. Tio povas daŭri kelkajn tagojn. Mi petas, ke intertempe estu paco kaj neniu bontenanto ŝanĝu frazon kontraŭ la volo de la aŭtoro.

sacredceltic's recent comments on the issue that depict his attitude towards Esperanto and Tatoeba, can be found here:
https://tatoeba.org/eng/sentenc...omment-1233262
https://tatoeba.org/eng/sentenc...omment-1233295
@Pfirsichbaeumchen
Mi vidis vian reagon nur nun kaj atendas vian decidon.

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thanks

Thank you so much! Спасибо

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(spa) ¡Feliz Navidad, Tatoeba!
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(por) Feliz Natal, Tatoeba!
(toki) tenpo musi pona, ilo Tatowepa o!
(deu) Fröhliche Weihnachten, Tatoeba!
(epo) Feliĉan Kristnaskon, Tatoeba!
(fra) Joyeux Noël, Tatoeba !
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Merci, joyeux Noël à vous !

Kellemes karácsonyi ünnepeket kívánok mindenkinek!

Veselé Vánoce!

Vrolijk kerstfeest allemaal!
Zoaleg Kerstmis aan elkenain!

Feliz Natal, meus amigos!

नाताळाच्या हार्दिक शुभेच्छा!
(The Marathi word for 'Christmas' comes from Portuguese, nātāḷ) :)

> (The Marathi word for 'Christmas' comes from Portuguese, nātāḷ) :)
That is not really suprising, @sabretou, given that Portugal for over 400 years occupied the three colonial enclaves Goa, Damão and Diu, and that Goa borders Maharashtra. Where else but from Portuguese would Marathi have got a name for an originally Christian festival?

Most words related to Western and Christian culture in Indian languages derive from or are loaned from English, including those in Marathi.
The English loanword क्रिसमस is arguably a more popular term now, for example, despite नाताळ being the traditional name of the festival in Marathi.
Perhaps it is more remarkable to me than to others. :)

Marathi’s origins are being hotly debated on Tatoeba ^^

WIth all possible respect, @sacredceltic, I don't think it's all that heated, or even really a debate.
I accept @sabretou's observation as to which term — क्रिसमस, krisamas, or नाताळ, nātāḷ — is currently most in use within the Marathi-language community for this imported holiday. Joyeux Noël.

I was merely joking. I actually find competing for european origins in indian languages fascinating.

Moi aussi. Ankaŭ mi. :-)

Hi, I´m new in here and I´m looking forward to finding someone to practice my german. I am a native Portuguese speaker and I´m available to help anybody learning portuguese.

Bem-vindo
This isn't a language-exchange forum
If you're only looking for a language-exchange partner, I'd suggest a site like Tandem
But something you can do here is translate German sentences into Portuguese, and through that you can learn new words and see how they're tied together through grammar, and match the meaning of those German sentences with Portuguese sentences that you understand
I suggest reading these so you get an idea of what we're going for here
https://en.wiki.tatoeba.org/art...ow/quick-start
https://en.wiki.tatoeba.org/art...tor-in-tatoeba

This is going to help your German a lot ^^

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