Sometimes it's just one letter (with the new orography rules this is not a problem anymore), sometimes it's the choice of words, sometimes it's the verb mode, sometimes it is just the way the sentence is written. But it actually never makes you misunderstand things, at least for Brazilians, I can't speak for everyone. But if you reach a situation that can be misunderstood, a footnote is more then enough I think.
And for literary works, come on, one just can't rewrite Saramago to Brazilian Portuguese or Guimarães Rosa to European Portuguese. :-)
2010/8/12 Mathieu Bouchard matju@artengine.ca:
On Wed, 11 Aug 2010, Bernardo Barros wrote:
Personally I don't see the point why so many materials of pratical use in free software splits the efford make two translations for brazilian and european portuguese. It does even lees sense after the new orthography common to both sides. Ok, I know, there *are* differences, but, come on!, they don't make you misunderstand anything, it's just a different flavor.
Is this something that can be synched using a search-and-replace tool ?
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