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Hi Florian,

Dr. Sandl already agreed to give his short talk in english. I think this will be
the same for Mr. Batt. So there is no need for a translation.

Regards,

Jacqueline



Florian Effenberger <floeff@documentfoundation.org> wrote: 
Hello,

the current conference program foresees a welcome speech from TDF officials.

Since at least on the very first day, we also have some governmental officials
at the venue, my plan is to deliver that speech in dual language, i.e. a
sentence in German, then translating that into English, "live". I think I should
be able to do so, even without notes.

What do you think about that? Is this rather annoying, or a good idea? The
conference language is English, so are the talks, but I wanted to make an
exception for the welcome speech.

Florian

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