Friday, February 03, 2006

Should Dutch be the next MahjongTime language?

MahjongTime is available to players all around the world, so we are considering various languages to add to English. Players will soon have the choice to choose between English and another language to display all of the text in MahjongTime in. Which language should be next? Please post your opinion below.
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23 comments:

  1. Anonymous2/07/2006 4:53 PM

    Portuguese Brazil

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  2. Anonymous2/09/2006 1:58 PM

    Dutch a second language for mahjongtime? YES
    Else101

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  3. Anonymous2/10/2006 4:33 AM

    And German!!

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  4. Anonymous2/10/2006 9:00 AM

    french is an good idea too.

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  5. Anonymous2/12/2006 7:18 AM

    Dutch? NO
    Norwegian? YEAH!!!

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  6. Anonymous2/15/2006 12:20 AM

    Chinese definitely Chinese.
    Wonder if you all know that more than half of the people in MT are Chinese. Some don't even chat because they don't understand English. And there should be both trhe traditional and simplified form.
    Hell. Why dutch?

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  7. Anonymous2/16/2006 1:46 PM

    Les informations devraient être en français afin qu'on puisse consentir en toute connaissance de cause.

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  8. Anonymous2/17/2006 8:42 AM

    MJ is a traditional chinese game so the 2nd language of MJT should be chinese
    nevertheless, the help, rules and scoring section should be in several language in order to help foreign people understand this international game (i propose Dutch, French and Spanish: the most popular language)

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  9. Anonymous2/23/2006 11:53 AM

    ja, goed idee!

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  10. MahjongTime3/01/2006 11:49 AM

    Since we are experiencing more activity and traffic than we have projected we experienced some performance problems, We just released a new version that should take care of the performance problem. MahjongTime staff is doing everything to get the servers completely lag-less as soon as possible. We are sorry for the inconvenience. Please let us know if you still experience any problems with the performance of the game.

    -MahjongTime Staff

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  11. Anonymous3/02/2006 6:27 AM

    Ja graag!!

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  12. Anonymous3/02/2006 6:13 PM

    I think Chinese should be the next language added because it goes with the origin of the game! It makes plain sense that they should be tied together.

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  13. Anonymous4/07/2006 4:09 AM

    I think for the game info it would be good to do that in dutch chinees, dutch,spanish and french

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  14. Anonymous4/29/2006 5:25 AM

    I wouldn't mind Dutch (as I am..), but most Dutch people actually are very good at English, so it's probably not really necessary.

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  15. Anonymous5/07/2006 10:51 AM

    the chinese already know this game by heart.... they dont need chinese tekst to get the game..
    so i vote for dutch - or maybe spanish/french

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  16. Anonymous5/09/2006 3:57 AM

    Hungaryen

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  17. Anonymous7/31/2006 9:57 PM

    i'm french...i think chineese should be the next language, but if possible to have differents language for scoring and rules, for all new players join, chineese, french, dutch, spanish will be better.
    ty

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  18. Anonymous8/10/2006 1:07 AM

    Dutch? no
    Japanese? no
    Chinese? no
    Spanish? no
    French? hmmm...
    Polish? cool!

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  19. Anonymous11/01/2006 5:42 AM

    Adorei sobre comentarios, o Mahjong
    game eo jogo chines, mas porque nao
    tem site em chines, se tiver poderia me avisar, muito obrigado!

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  20. Anonymous12/05/2006 12:28 PM

    Dutch and german wil be good !!!

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  21. Anonymous3/16/2007 10:33 AM

    I vote for Chinese.

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  22. Anonymous3/17/2007 5:39 AM

    I'd be happy if could just use Chinese characters in the chat box.

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  23. Anonymous12/11/2007 12:32 AM

    Simplified Chinese (Easier to see those symbols on a screen than traditional), French (NATO Language), Spanish (Que Paso?), Dutch, and then of course CANADIAN.

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