[Wikipedia-l] Re: The Borders of Language Variety Tolerance

[Anthere]

Mark Williamson a écrit:
> It's not "their own language".
> 
> I can read, write, and speak Japanese to a sufficient degree that I
> can read articles in Japanese, but it's not "my language".
> 
> For example, do you think Anthere considers English to be her
> language? Definitely not.

No. It is other people language. I have the chance to be able to 
communicate with this people thanks to it. I have the chance to 
understand most of it. But not all (I certainly could not read easily 
philosophy in english) and not everyone (I hardly understand Angela for 
example).

I can handle a lot with it. But it is not "my language".