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The dark side of the West Qualitaet des Englischen | |
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By Schenkel Heinrich, bis 2004 Dozent für Physikdidaktik an der ETH Zürich I have quite often the impression (1) that the articles in ETH Life are written in a clumsy English with a strong influence of German, even Swiss ways of expression and even with mistakes. Do you rely on automatic translation for a first draft? And do you have a real native English speaking person reviewing the articles before you put them online? If ETH goes more and more English, this should be done with an excellent quality of language! | ||||
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