The World Wide Web is about to start using the languages of the world.
|+;"^<T)l 互聯網將開始使用全球各種語言。
Cmj) CJ- Bh?;\D'YC Leaders of the private body that oversees the basic design of the Internet are expected to decide at a meeting here Friday to let Web addresses be expressed in characters other than those of the Roman alphabet. Already, portions of a Web address can be written in other languages. But the suffix, such as the 'com' after the dot, must be typed in Roman letters.
kN)ev?pQ[ 預計負責監管互聯網這一基本設計的私營機構負責人將在周五于首爾召開的會議上決定，允許用羅馬字母以外的字母來拼寫網址�，F在，網址可以部分用其他語言拼寫，但“.com”等后綴必須使用羅馬字母輸入。
uZ+< Ee O{G*pq The change will allow the suffix--known as a top-level domain in the architecture of the Internet--to be expressed in 17 other alphabets. They include traditional and simplified Chinese characters, Russian Cyrillic, Korean Hangul and Hebrew. Dozens of other alphabets are likely to be added in coming years.
fvD wg 根據這一變化，網址的后綴可以使用17種其他語言字母；后綴被認為是互聯網架構中的一級域名。這17種語言包括繁體中文和簡體中文、俄文、韓文以及希伯來文等。未來數年可能還會新增數十種其他字母。
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L6^h3*JyD 這意味著電腦用戶無需使用羅馬字母就可以輸入完整的網址。網站 設計者將在一個網頁上可以使用一致的字符集，而不需要必須使用羅馬字母來描述對另外一個頁面的鏈接。
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\1Zf Sc 各國負責監管一級域名的相關機構下個月將開始接受申請。
o&]qjFo\m G;e}z&6<k Making it happen has taken six years of discussion by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, or Icann, and technical work by the Internet Engineering Task Force, both independent non-profit organizations that endeavor to preserve the universality of the data network, which got started as an offshoot of a U.S. military network in the 1960s.
D)5wGp 互聯網名稱與數字地址分配機構(Icann)對這一變革進行了六年討論，互聯網工程工作小組(Internet Engineering Task Force)為此承擔了技術工作。這兩家機構都是獨立的非營利性機構，致力于維護互聯網的通用性�；ヂ摼W開始于上世紀六十年代，當時是美國一個軍用網絡的一個分支。
p.G7 Cs t.cplJF&Ue 'The statistics show that over half of the users of the Internet today don't use the Roman alphabet in their first language,' says Rod Beckstrom, chief executive of Icann. 'It's an issue of national pride in some cases and cultural identity.'
ydt1ED0Q- 互聯網名稱與數字地址分配機構首席執行長貝克斯托姆(Rod Beckstrom)說，統計數據顯示目前超過半數的網絡用戶，他們的第一語言都不是使用羅馬字母。在某些情況下，這是一個民族自豪感的問題，還涉及到文化認同。
V+^\SiM ;bX{7j Icann's directors and advisors are meeting in Seoul this week to wrestle with some of the final technical issues. The thorniest is what to do with characters that look the same but mean something different, which is particularly difficult with Chinese, the language that may someday be one of the most heavily used for Internet addresses.
/SiQw7yp% 互聯網名稱與數字地址分配機構的董事與顧問本周在首爾開會討論一些最終技術問題。最為棘手的問題是如何處理看似相同但意思不同的字符，這個問題在中文中尤其麻煩。中文未來可能會成為互聯網地址使用最多的語言之一。
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