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I took the current page and beat it against the French Wikipedia original. I think I got it right. I tried to iron out the Franglish and fix little things like dots for commas (and vice-versa) in numbers. One problem at least remains--the link for "salar" sends you somewhere irrelevant, and there is no Wikidict entry for the term, which, as it turns out, lives a marginal existence in geophysical jargon and means something like "salt flat." I'm new at this, so I don't know how to file the serial numbers off the web entry I found and include it in the dictionary. I hope somebody else will do that and fix the link. Milkbreath 20:14, 30 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]