leo: french version

I can’t think of a better web project to come out of Germany than the Technical University of Munich’s LEO. Their collaborative online German<=>English dictionary is outstanding, it’s free, and it’s getting in the order of three million hits a day. Now these excessively good people have announced a French<=>German version, to be launched early in 2004. No, I’m not going to use this as an excuse to segue into my Académie Française-linguistic purity rant.

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