CesarGon

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bio	website	verdewek.com/work
	location	Galicia, Spain
	age	45
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I am a researcher at Incipit, where I read, write, think, have coffee and also write code every now and then.

I have extensive experience in method engineering, software methodologies, conceptual modelling, software development techniques, technical writing and project management.

I'm also a partner in two businesses where we develop large software applications and services, and I participate in standardisation projects with ISO and AENOR.

You can also find me on LinkedIn and I keep a couple of blogs.

	2,354 reputation	bio	website	verdewek.com/work	visits	member for	1 year, 5 months
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Apr 15	comment	What would be a good translation of “to go well with”? @kelmer: Yes. It sounds a bit less coloquial, though.
Apr 15	revised	What would be a good translation of “to go well with”? Added "con" as per @Telaclavo's suggestion.
Apr 14	answered	What would be a good translation of “to go well with”?
Apr 13	comment	Are there other words that can't be written? (like sal-le) Very creative indeed.
Apr 12	revised	Do mi and mío have different connotations? Fixed mistaken pronoun.
Apr 12	revised	How do I ask someone not to call me “usted”? Fixed minor typos.
Apr 11	answered	How do I ask someone not to call me “usted”?
Mar 28	revised	How big are the regional differences in the Spanish spoken in different countries? Fixed typo.
Mar 27	awarded	Enthusiast
Mar 27	answered	How do you spell “Chocaraet” correctly?
Mar 22	comment	Why isn't “good morning” “buenas mañanas”? @Orion: I imagined something like that would be the case; hence "here" in my previous comment.
Mar 22	comment	Why isn't “good morning” “buenas mañanas”? @Orion: Indeed. English is the odd one here.;-)
Mar 21	revised	What would be a good way to express “You can't get something out of nothing”? Fixed "clumb" to "plant".
Mar 20	answered	What would be a good way to express “You can't get something out of nothing”?
Mar 16	answered	Rules of style for Spanish
Mar 15	comment	Best way to translate 'uneducated', meaning lacking formal schooling +1; Still, I wouldn't assume that everyone understands that "college" is the proper translation for "universidad"; please see spanish.stackexchange.com/questions/432/… A better way of putting "sin estudios universitarios" in English is, in my opinion, "with no tertiary education" or even "with no university education.
Mar 15	comment	Best way to translate 'uneducated', meaning lacking formal schooling Spanish "colegio" is not a good translation for English "college", at least in Spain and other regions; see spanish.stackexchange.com/questions/432/… @Laura 's answer on this page avoids this issue and is, IMHO, a much better answer.
Mar 15	revised	Best way to translate 'uneducated', meaning lacking formal schooling Fixed typo.
Mar 14	comment	Translation of “Field” (as in, on a form) Even a field of knowledge: un campo de conocimiento.
Mar 13	comment	How to translate the idiom: “missing the point”? What does "our culture" refer to? I take it does not refer to the Spanish-speaking world, does it?