OK. I have an interview tomorrow (civil-service, list-type thing), and need to print a copy of my MCSE certification. OK, that's cool, even though I haven't really thought much about that in years.
So, I'm looking at the MS certification page, and notice that you can have the page translated into various languages. Gee, I think, I wonder how this looks in Russian, since I speak Russian. I click on the drop-down, and take a look at the long list of languages. Boy, there's one I'm not familiar with - Queretaro Otomi (which turns out to be a native language in Mexico).
Looking a little farther up the list, I notice, of all things,
Klingon. Yes, the MS Translator program speaks Klingon:
Code:
Portable Document Format ((pdf)) xml nav Specification ((xps)) pagh copies certificates Microsoft download.
targhHom veDDaq noch laHlIj let-copies certificates Microsoft ra'.
DubelmoHchugh note: upto 7 malja' jaj qaSpu'DI' chu' certification, vImoj lupoQ download pagh je' certificate chav laH ghaH 'oH.
(Unfortunately, the only Klingon I remember is "Qapla'" (Goodbye).)
What a strange world.
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