On Sun, Feb 5, 2012 at 3:53 PM, Urdu Localizer wrote:
> I assure you that I will do my best to produce the *Urdu* version of
> *Libre
> Office *as well as *Documentation* inUrdu for it. I will also work to
> create an Urdu Localization Team for this project.
>
Hi,
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Hi Yasir,
2012.02.05 17:05, Urdu Localizer rašė:
I have joined the Document Foundation with the username "urdulizer" to work
for the localization of LibreOffice in Urdu Language.
But I am surprised and disappointed to see that the name of the Fourth Most
Spoken language of the world is NOT incl
Hi urdulizer,
2012.02.05 16:43, urduli...@gmail.com rašė:
I have joined the Document Foundation with the username "urdulizer" to work for
the localization of LibreOffice in Urdu Language.
But I am surprised and disappointed to see that the name of the Fourth Most
Spoken language of the world
Yasir, kōi bāt nahīñ :)
And before you ask, I only speak a tiny bit. Not many chances to learn here.
05/02/2012 14:32, sgrìobh Urdu Localizer:
Walaikumussalam Michael,
Brother, thank you so much for this warm welcome and encouragement.
I think you are getting my point that I do not want to go
I have joined the Document Foundation with the username "urdulizer" to work
for the localization of LibreOffice in Urdu Language.
But I am surprised and disappointed to see that the name of the Fourth Most
Spoken language of the world is NOT included in the Languages List.
I request the administr
On zondag 5 februari 2012 15:32:42 Urdu Localizer wrote:
> Yes, you are right about Hindi and Urdu, as both occur "mostly" in the same
> geographical region. But, I think when it comes to save time, I would
> prefer to use Google Translate for English > Urdu translation rather than
> Hindi > Urdu t
Hi,
I have joined the Document Foundation with the username "urdulizer" to work for
the localization of LibreOffice in Urdu Language.
But I am surprised and disappointed to see that the name of the Fourth Most
Spoken language of the world is NOT included in the Languages List.
Kindly, take you
Walaikumussalam Michael,
Brother, thank you so much for this warm welcome and encouragement.
I am going to follow your guidelines and will ask you for help throughout
this journey.
Yes, you are right about Hindi and Urdu, as both occur "mostly" in the same
geographical region. But, I think when
Just a thought in passing... I see that Hindi is 83% translated. I
*know* the two are not exactly the same language (i.e. that Urdu uses
more Persian/Arabic terminology, rather than Sanskrit) but I wonder if
it could save Yasir a lot of time if there was a way of converting the
completed Hindi
Assalāmu ’alaikum Yasir!
Welcome to LO!
05/02/2012 13:53, sgrìobh Urdu Localizer:
Hi
As you might know, *Urdu *is one of the FOURTH most spoken language of the
world.
The good thing is, it's open to any language, big or small so you don't
have to justify your language :)
I am waiting for you
Hi
As you might know, *Urdu *is one of the FOURTH most spoken language of the
world.
Wikipedia says:
There are between 60 and 70 million self-identified native speakers of *
Urdu*: There were 52 million in India per the 2001 census, some 6% of the
population; 12 million in Pakistan in 2008, or
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