* Fix non-english speech

2017-02-14-Interview-with-Max-Kalkhof.an.xml

@@ -231,7 +231,7 @@
           <p>For example?</p>
         </speech>
         <speech by="#Audrey Tang">
-          <p>For example? Personally, I’m more acquainted with, say, [non‑English speech] . There’s some extended network where they communicated over this thing that I was aware of, but haven’t used, myself. Like Internet, obviously, [laughs] but that I haven’t accessed at the time.</p>
+          <p>For example? Personally, I’m more acquainted with, say, @FengCongde’s work . There’s some extended network where they communicated over this thing that I was aware of, but haven’t used, myself. Like Internet, obviously, [laughs] but that I haven’t accessed at the time.</p>
         </speech>
         <speech by="#Audrey Tang">
           <p>Also, because many of those are students, they were university students during the protest, so they still pursue their original degrees in mathematics, and science, and so on.</p>
@@ -418,7 +418,7 @@
           <p>Yeah, warm dishes and so on, in any case. Other than that, I liked that they are being pünktlich, being punctual with time. I like being tidy with language and with social norms. I really liked the pronunciation system where you get to speak exactly as the alphabet said.</p>
         </speech>
         <speech by="#Audrey Tang">
-          <p>I kept having this problem with English. Generally as a programmer, I like rules. I like breaking rules, but having rules in the beginning was the precondition. In German culture, there’s a lot of those worrisome rules.</p>
+          <p>I kept having this problem with English. Generally as a programmer, I like rules. I like breaking rules, but having rules in the beginning was the precondition. In German culture, there’s a lot of those worlds of rules.</p>
         </speech>
         <speech by="#Max Kalkhof">
           <p>What is it with your heart that you just mentioned?</p>
@@ -583,7 +583,7 @@
           <p>What does this dot stand for?</p>
         </speech>
         <speech by="#Audrey Tang">
-          <p>It stands for connection. The plan is now [non‑English speech] or [non‑English speech] , linking Asia, connecting to SV. It’s about Taiwan becoming a hub, one of the many hubs, like Singapore is a hub, too. Linking with these regional hubs.</p>
+          <p>It stands for connection. The plan is now 亞洲・矽谷 or 鏈結亞洲、連結矽谷, "linking Asia, connecting to SV". It’s about Taiwan becoming a hub, one of the many hubs, like Singapore is a hub, too. Linking with these regional hubs.</p>
         </speech>
         <speech by="#Max Kalkhof">
           <p>In the beginning, it was Asian Silicon Valley?</p>