(talk) 08:58, 22 May 2016 (UTC) http://i.imgur.com/FnThnsH.png The left side is when the flags are off, the right is when the flags are on. --Romanophile...
January 2016 · February 2016 · March 2016 → · (current) I believe the whole section WT:CFI#Idiomatic phrases is the province of WT:EL#Entry name, not of WT:CFI...
January 2016 · February 2016 · March 2016 → · (current) How general is this? I can only find it discussed with relation to a particular book, "The Ra Material"...
rid of features I don't want people to use), but in the particular case of flags, we're more or less endorsing a specific set of language-to-flag mappings...
but used nonetheless). In the case of a foreign word such as psychanalyste mentioned in a sentence such as The French word for psychanalyst is psychanalyste...
that same one with the Dutch word wil instead if "wilco" as was suggested above Image:Wiktionary-logo-en-modified-wil.png (our article doesn't have IPA...
people who don't know the scribal tradition. Look at File:Yale University Library MS 365 Folio 33r.png; do you honestly think that the reader is going to...
have, I know that to get the best explanation of a word you have to look on the foreign language dictionary. A survey of foreign language terms on this...
mailing list for the word of the day (to send it to subscribers' inboxes daily). This isn't a new proposal (meta:The word of the day) and I think there...
{{{2}}} is the language code of the foreign word This would generate the same output (i.e. "# work") but would simultaneously categorise the french article...