I wonder if they actually taste good, or just look pretty. Excellent question! I suspect mostly the latter, but who knows. I think I've seen edible nasturtiums on salads in the US once in a while...
I will keep that in mind about Scrivener! I actually downloaded a trial version for original fiction stuff, got intimidated because I'm lazy about actually, you know, reading the docs, and haven't touched it since, but I should go back to it. This particular translation job happens in Trados (specialized translation software) for other reasons of convenience, but if I took the trouble to do so I could actually teach it to autocomplete "chrysanthemum," maybe I should... thanks for the good idea!
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Date: 2021-01-09 10:23 pm (UTC)Excellent question! I suspect mostly the latter, but who knows. I think I've seen edible nasturtiums on salads in the US once in a while...
I will keep that in mind about Scrivener! I actually downloaded a trial version for original fiction stuff, got intimidated because I'm lazy about actually, you know, reading the docs, and haven't touched it since, but I should go back to it. This particular translation job happens in Trados (specialized translation software) for other reasons of convenience, but if I took the trouble to do so I could actually teach it to autocomplete "chrysanthemum," maybe I should... thanks for the good idea!