Could we have run into another "Americanism" here?

OK, back to being English and bashing the French ;-}

Nice french 'tache :)

Anyway, the problem at hand is not the french language here. The problem is that any worthwhile i18n mechanism must pass the "yota master" test. Speak like this, it should be able to. If your i18n system can do that then you're pretty sure it's flexible enough to deal with all kinds of different languages.

As for time, this is not so much i18n but more of a localization problem. It would be nice to have a framework for this too, because well, hearing that the message was received at "sept oh huit" doesn't make any sense either :)

Cheers,
Jean-Michel.

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