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Thanks for your warm welcome. There is something bothering me though.
I had written my first entry but I am not sure if it complies with the house rules, i.e. the part about other languages in the entry.

Is there any way I can clarify this matter? Thanks

Zac

I wouldn't worry about it too much in this case. You certainly can't write an Entry about a language other than English and not use some foreign words! You've translated the non-English words, so I don't see it being a problem.