We have the same problem in Polish translations. It just would be nice if a
person that provide us a string to translate thought about it. I speak 3
languages and if I do not know how to translate from English, I look for exaple
how a German or a French team cope with a problem. What I must say the German
team often force to be the best. They use a brute force method to get the 100%
whether the strong will be correct or not. Congrats for teams that proudly got
to the 100% but please do NOT translate "at" or "count" if You do not know the
context! Ask questions as Hannie did, do not try to be "cool" just to get a
congratulation from David! I wish some teams lots of fun while coping with
translation bugs ;-) I do not know if we manage to get to 100% in Polish but at
least we are sure we make the job the right way. That's what I wish to all of
You.
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1. Re: Call for testing: Trusty langpack updates II (David Planella)
2. Good work everyone! (David Planella)
3. Re: Good work everyone! (Hannie Dumoleyn)
4. ??????? ?? Utopic! (Dmitry Agafonov)
5. Re: Good work everyone! (F?ram na G?idhlig)
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Date: Thu, 17 Jul 2014 17:37:40 +0200
From: David Planella <[email protected]>
To: Gunnar Hjalmarsson <[email protected]>
Cc: Ubuntu Translators <[email protected]>, Martin
Pitt <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: Call for testing: Trusty langpack updates II
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And thanks especially to you Gunnar, for the excellent work at coordinating
the updates!
Cheers,
David.
On Thu, Jul 17, 2014 at 9:59 AM, Gunnar Hjalmarsson <[email protected]>
wrote:
> On 2014-07-09 18:26, Gunnar Hjalmarsson wrote:
> > Langpacks which have been reported as successfully tested by 16th of
> > July 14:00 UTC will be copied to trusty-updates, and with that made
> > available to all users.
>
> That was just done. Thanks Martin, and thanks to all who helped with the
> testing!
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Date: Fri, 18 Jul 2014 11:51:18 +0200
From: David Planella <[email protected]>
To: Ubuntu Translators <[email protected]>
Subject: Good work everyone!
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Hi all,
I'm pleased to say that just after a couple of days after the call for
phone translations, there's been huge progress been made across many
languages:
http://projects.davidplanella.org/stats/utopic
- 10 languages have virtually made it to 100% (Asturian, English (UK),
Galician, Italian, French, Breton, Hebrew, Norwegian Bokmal, Ukranian,
Spanish)
- 2 new languages have made it to the front page (Latvian, Turkish)
- 5 languages have dramatically increased their translation coverage
(Asturian [1], Basque [2], Dutch [3], Portuguese [4], Korean [5]) - it's
just beautiful to look at those sinking graphs of untranslated strings!
So good work everyone! At this pace, I'm sure we can get the phone
translated before August!
Cheers,
David.
[1] http://projects.davidplanella.org/stats/utopic/ast
[2] http://projects.davidplanella.org/stats/utopic/eu
[3] http://projects.davidplanella.org/stats/utopic/nl
[4] http://projects.davidplanella.org/stats/utopic/pt
[5] http://projects.davidplanella.org/stats/utopic/ko
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Date: Fri, 18 Jul 2014 13:10:16 +0200
From: Hannie Dumoleyn <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Good work everyone!
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Thank you for your positive words, David. I have a question.
With some strings it is not clear what is meant, e.g. in the Calender
App I see "at". There are many translations for the word "at", depending
on what follows, e.g. at 2 o'clock, at the next event, at my place etc.
Another example: "count". Is it a verb or a noun?
It would be great if these strings could have an example or an explanation.
Hannie
Ubuntu Dutch Translators
op 18-07-14 11:51, David Planella schreef:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm pleased to say that just after a couple of days after the call for
> phone translations, there's been huge progress been made across many
> languages:
>
> http://projects.davidplanella.org/stats/utopic
>
> - 10 languages have virtually made it to 100% (Asturian, English (UK),
> Galician, Italian, French, Breton, Hebrew, Norwegian Bokmal, Ukranian,
> Spanish)
> - 2 new languages have made it to the front page (Latvian, Turkish)
> - 5 languages have dramatically increased their translation coverage
> (Asturian [1], Basque [2], Dutch [3], Portuguese [4], Korean [5]) -
> it's just beautiful to look at those sinking graphs of untranslated
> strings!
>
> So good work everyone! At this pace, I'm sure we can get the phone
> translated before August!
>
> Cheers,
> David.
>
> [1] http://projects.davidplanella.org/stats/utopic/ast
> [2] http://projects.davidplanella.org/stats/utopic/eu
> [3] http://projects.davidplanella.org/stats/utopic/nl
> [4] http://projects.davidplanella.org/stats/utopic/pt
> [5] http://projects.davidplanella.org/stats/utopic/ko
>
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Date: Fri, 18 Jul 2014 15:25:18 +0400
From: Dmitry Agafonov <[email protected]>
To: Ubuntu Translators <[email protected]>
Subject: ??????? ?? Utopic!
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http://projects.davidplanella.org/stats/utopic/ru
Work to do 14 apps to complete
290 messages to translate
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Date: Fri, 18 Jul 2014 12:55:50 +0100
From: F?ram na G?idhlig <[email protected]>
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Subject: Re: Good work everyone!
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"count" is the number of times an event occurs, if I interpreted the
source code right.
For "at", I tried using the eumlator to get in on screen, but the
emulator doesn't work properly for me. So, no idea how it looks in context.
18/07/2014 12:10, sgr?obh Hannie Dumoleyn:
> Thank you for your positive words, David. I have a question.
> With some strings it is not clear what is meant, e.g. in the Calender
> App I see "at". There are many translations for the word "at", depending
> on what follows, e.g. at 2 o'clock, at the next event, at my place etc.
> Another example: "count". Is it a verb or a noun?
> It would be great if these strings could have an example or an explanation.
> Hannie
> Ubuntu Dutch Translators
>
> op 18-07-14 11:51, David Planella schreef:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I'm pleased to say that just after a couple of days after the call for
>> phone translations, there's been huge progress been made across many
>> languages:
>>
>> http://projects.davidplanella.org/stats/utopic
>>
>> - 10 languages have virtually made it to 100% (Asturian, English (UK),
>> Galician, Italian, French, Breton, Hebrew, Norwegian Bokmal, Ukranian,
>> Spanish)
>> - 2 new languages have made it to the front page (Latvian, Turkish)
>> - 5 languages have dramatically increased their translation coverage
>> (Asturian [1], Basque [2], Dutch [3], Portuguese [4], Korean [5]) -
>> it's just beautiful to look at those sinking graphs of untranslated
>> strings!
>>
>> So good work everyone! At this pace, I'm sure we can get the phone
>> translated before August!
>>
>> Cheers,
>> David.
>>
>> [1] http://projects.davidplanella.org/stats/utopic/ast
>> [2] http://projects.davidplanella.org/stats/utopic/eu
>> [3] http://projects.davidplanella.org/stats/utopic/nl
>> [4] http://projects.davidplanella.org/stats/utopic/pt
>> [5] http://projects.davidplanella.org/stats/utopic/ko
>>
>>
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