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Originally Posted by Darlene159
Hmm, I thought it was a very nice thought (the e-card). I actually didn't see anything hilarious about it, but that's just me....
I have seen much worse English. Never bothered me because I was able to understand that the owner of the game/product was not from the US, and didn't have perfect English. Didn't put me off at all. I can see past it, and concentrate on the product.
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Por que tu queres su trabajo.
But si everysomeone speaked badly. The bad would look game.
If you own a game, with most of it's customers being english speakers, and you release something to them, it should be in proper english/french/german, w/e.
It's professionalism.
Not difficult.
If a few people will be turned off, it's not worth it.
How hard is it to have someone who speaks english natively to do it?
I understand English isn't easy: so have someone who knows it well do it.
Once more: a little effort goes a long way.