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That makes sense, but you still have to draw a line in most cases. I.e. even if you used english terminology you'd probably use "p" for piano instead of "softly", and even "pizzicato" instead of "plucked" or "vibrato" instead of "wavering". Glancing through a couple of scores I have here I can barely find any that just use a single language for musical indications (well, Italian composers are often exceptions of this). Being too strict about just using a single language can make certain things needlessly complicated.
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