An early trial in Galadima was the subject of many reports and photographs.
*[[OLPC Germany]] [[German]]
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...he same dump for the japanese wiki (3rd largest edition, after english and german) fits into 350Mb, and others are smaller still. Of course, without the actu
...files area, which would not be affected by a restore. Just my ideas on the subject. -- Anonymous
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o [http://gtz.de/en/ German Technical Assistance] (GTZ): An international cooperation enterprise for su
The deployment in Ethiopia has been the subject of rigorous evaluation. The University of Groningen, David Hollow of the Ro
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* [http://www.rechenrad.de mathmatics for little ones] German language flash for preschool
* via a matrix of subject areas and reading levels,
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...s/he''... since the argument has to do more with the style rather than the subject of the page, I moved it here.
...ut the quality of English used in the Bitfrost article, so it is about the subject of the page in that using the phrase ''a user can choose to protect her fil
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=== German localization ===
Exist a german software version of the OLPC? I like to get some for our clas here helping
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Hello, I am writing an article in the german Wikipedia on the "100-Dollar-Laptop" aka "Children's Machine" (link: http:/
...german Wikipedia-article has the best page rank. You can contact me on the german Wikipedia, search word "Betbuster".
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...he same dump for the japanese wiki (3rd largest edition, after english and german) fits into 350Mb, and others are smaller still. Of course, without the actu
...files area, which would not be affected by a restore. Just my ideas on the subject. -- Anonymous
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...ries and supplies/ 60101600 Educational certificates or diplomas/ 60101610 Subject specific certificates
...3700 Foreign languages resources/ 60103703 Resources for learning to speak German
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...ries and supplies/ 60101600 Educational certificates or diplomas/ 60101610 Subject specific certificates
...3700 Foreign languages resources/ 60103703 Resources for learning to speak German
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msgid "Choose a Subject"
msgid "German"
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msgid "Choose a Subject"
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msgid "Choose a Subject"
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msgid "Choose a Subject"
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...he same dump for the japanese wiki (3rd largest edition, after english and german) fits into 350Mb, and others are smaller still. Of course, without the actu
...files area, which would not be affected by a restore. Just my ideas on the subject. -- Anonymous
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...see the connection. Yes, more people should learn more languages, but the subject here is building the tools. Once the Laptop is in schools, the opportunity
...is not adequate for some writing systems. [[SIL]] is the authority on this subject. --[[User:Mokurai|Mokurai]] 18:53, 28 October 2006 (EDT)
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...nd frequency range? Could I exchange the (US?) power cord with a European (German) one? We have 230V AC.
See above. For further discussions on the subject see [[OLPC4USA]] and [[retail]].
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The idea is to develop a program that teaches german/austrian (teaching) students, so they can take the olpc to a
conferencing. See the [http://evideo.fhtw-berlin.de eVideo Project Blog] (in German).
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...sed after most pre- and post-positions as well as in the past tense as the subject of transitive verbs. There is no definite article, but instead there is ex
...It also has the letters ge and xin (the initial sound of which is like the German ch found in the word "ich") which look like a ra' and sin respectively with
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<dristi> Hello to the presenter, Carol, You may have to post your subject again for people clicking in.
<dristi> It's in German?
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