Spanish Tranlation
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Spanish Tranlation
Hello DrDrrae. I mail it to Anderson...but had no anwser. I sended him th spa.lng, but nothing. How do I know if he is interested???
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Re: Spanish Tranlation
If anybody wants a GOOD spanish translation, i'll mail it to you.
Sorry Edgardo, but probably Anderson is quite busy (I believe).
I'm waiting an answer about my italian translation since 15 October, 2006.
I hope that Anderson will come back soon.
As I wrote before for you and all other translator I suggest (also for future translations revision) the use of Ini Translator (it save a lot of your time).
I'm waiting an answer about my italian translation since 15 October, 2006.
I hope that Anderson will come back soon.
As I wrote before for you and all other translator I suggest (also for future translations revision) the use of Ini Translator (it save a lot of your time).
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Re: Spanish Tranlation
It's important that before to send a new translation you had check that the translation of the same language is not already available.
For example Spanish and Danish translation it's already available.
In this case you have to send your feedback (errors, suggestions, etc) to the original language developer (not to the AB author) to examine your feedback. Only the original language developer is in charge of translation.
This the first rule of language deveoping. Not to start a new translation of a language already available (your job won't be accepted).
Please contact the original language developer.
There are some exception. Exmple if your spanish language is not pure spanish but it's a particolar spanish languae(ex Mexican aas sample) you can post it.
I hope to clear the situation (and to avoid you to lost time for a job that won't be accepted).
For example Spanish and Danish translation it's already available.
In this case you have to send your feedback (errors, suggestions, etc) to the original language developer (not to the AB author) to examine your feedback. Only the original language developer is in charge of translation.
This the first rule of language deveoping. Not to start a new translation of a language already available (your job won't be accepted).
Please contact the original language developer.
There are some exception. Exmple if your spanish language is not pure spanish but it's a particolar spanish languae(ex Mexican aas sample) you can post it.
I hope to clear the situation (and to avoid you to lost time for a job that won't be accepted).
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Re: Spanish Tranlation
Supuestamente ya esta incorporado la nueva traducción dentro del avant, creo. Si alguien lo necesita porque no lo tienen, con gusto se los enviare siempre y cuando sea legal hacerlo y con permiso de los desarrolladores.
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Re: Spanish Tranlation
I'm the original translator into Danish, seems like there were a misunderstanding.bovirus wrote:For example Spanish and Danish translation it's already available.
In this case you have to send your feedback (errors, suggestions, etc) to the original language developer (not to the AB author) to examine your feedback. Only the original language developer is in charge of translation.
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Re: Spanish Tranlation
Hi Edgard,
Which Spanish speaking country do you live in?
I think it maybe is a Spanish speaking country in America. It seems a bit different to the Spanish I read in my Windows (Castilian or Euro Spanish). I think it would be interesting that someone worked on a Euro /Castilian Spanish translation, maybe I could do that if I had more time
Which Spanish speaking country do you live in?
I think it maybe is a Spanish speaking country in America. It seems a bit different to the Spanish I read in my Windows (Castilian or Euro Spanish). I think it would be interesting that someone worked on a Euro /Castilian Spanish translation, maybe I could do that if I had more time
