Pet Bath

Caesar Chavez
12/23/20

This video clips can be used for test. Am also including possible or probable text entries with the videos. They are being sent separately (partially to accommodate email system size limits and also because of the work involved), and should cover the most common video types that are generally supported. As you can see, they may appear in several common European languages (Common: English, Spanish, French, German. Less common: Italian, Portuguese, Danish, Dutch, Norwegian). The old UboomerU software only accommodated English ANSI character set, so any diacritical marks or special European language characters were not accommodated. But if possible, the new system maybe should accommodate at least the almost complete European character set, and it would be nice if the website/s would someday extended to accommodate at least Cyrillic characters for Greek, Eastern European and Russian messages. Someday, adding a few Asian character sets might be nice, but need not ever be accommodated. Japanese, partial simplified Chinese and Korean might be nice, with other character sets may not be so popular (Thai, Cambodian, etc.). Likewise, Arabic might nice as well, but certainly also not needed any time soon if at all. Translations are done using the Microsoft MSN Bing Translator Tool, and as I can review those translations. There were some UAE and perhaps Qatar member-subscribers. They used English and Arabic in their video blogs. On the other hand, Asian member/subscribers were almost exclusively English.

Will continue to send a few more over the next 5 days.

Pet Bath Time

Our cutest pets need a bath. They can't help being wet and cute, but without misbehaving too much Nuestros animales domésticos más lindos necesitan un baño. No pueden evitar estar mojados y lindos, pero sin comportarse demasiado… Nos animaux les plus mignons ont besoin d’un bain. Ils ne peuvent s’empêcher d’être mouillés et mignons, mais sans trop se comporter… Unsere süßesten Haustiere brauchen ein Bad. Sie können nicht umhin, nass und niedlich zu sein, aber ohne sich zu sehr zu verhalten…

In order to put this into the old system, the Spanish and German characters were switched, while the French, German and Spanish did not have its diacritical marks. So, this translation can still be registered without a large character set and representing slightly incorrect French, Spanish and German.