Tell me if the source below is entirely in English. 

Note phonetic pronunciations are shown in parentheses. A slash ("/") indicates alternative possibilities. Keep in mind that the translations from English are not always literal, but rather, they attempt to reflect the terms used by native speaking dog trainers of the various languages listed.

ENGLISH	
GERMAN	
FRENCH	
CZECH	
DUTCH
Heel	Fuss
(fooss)	Au pied
(oh-pee-aye)	K noze
(kno zay)	left=Volg
right= Rechts
Sit	Sitz
(siitz)	Assis
(ah-see)	Sedni
(said nee)	Zit
Stay	Bleib
(bly'b)	Reste
(rest)	Zustan	Blijf
Down	Platz
(plats)	Coucher
(coo-shay)	Lehni
(leh nee)	Af/
Liggen
Come/Here	Hier
(hee er)	Ici(e see)/
Viens	Ke mne
(khemn yea)	Hier
Stand	Steh
(shtay)	Debout
(da-boo)	Stuj (stuuya)	Staan
Retrieve/
Fetch	Bring
(brrring)	Rapporte
(aport)	Aport	Apport
Jump	Hopp	Saute (soot)/
Aller	Skoc/
Hop	Over
Go Out	Voraus
(for owss)	En Avant
(onn-avauhnn)	Vpred
(va porshed)	Voruit
The source contains English, German, French, Czech, and Dutch. 