Thank you for your comment and your advices about transalation tools.

For the moment, I try to keep blogging in both languages (French and English).

As I am French, it’s easier for me to blog in my mothertongue but I really want to improve my English.

That’s why I do not use automatic translation tools (I admit that I use it sometimes when I have any lacks of vocabulary)

Thank you for coming here.

See ya later :)

Just to share with you, I have Google Chrome as my web browser and there is an option for Google to translate whatever foreign language to your own.

If I am not mistaken, it’s an automatic feature already in the browser. I glanced through my internet options and did not see an option to turn it on or off. All it does is when you load a page in a different language, Google will ask at the top to translate it for you. It seems pretty accurate, other than jokes that translate that do not have the same effect in English :)

So, with that, if your French speaking bloggers would still love to continue reading in French, go ahead and look into it. Try it out yourself first, if not already, so you know what I am talking about.

:) Ah, technology makes us more lazy with learning (which is ironic, because you have to learn how to create technology better, just so it can learn for you…). Either way, still plan on learning more languages just for the fact of traveling and keeping my brain active! :)

So, I am just trying to be helpful, and I am in no way endorsing Google either, just a Google user!
Thanks
~Jen