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[Wheybags] [0.18.3] [Minor] Indonesian doesn't have a language name in UI settings
Posted: Fri Jan 31, 2020 10:09 am
by Dev-iL
Title says it all, the language name should be "Bahasa Indonesia" (or perhaps just "Indonesia", though we should probably get a native speaker to say if that's ok).
Also, for some strange reason, the name of Bulgarian doesn't start with a capital letter (should be simply "Български", no need for the 2nd word that means "language" and is absent in most language names).
Re: [0.18.3] [Minor] Indonesian doesn't have a language name in UI settings
Posted: Wed Feb 05, 2020 8:32 am
by boskid
"data/core/locale/id/info.json" is:
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{
"completed": 55,
"name": "Bahasa Indonesia"
}
while should be:
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{
"completed": 55,
"language-name": "Bahasa Indonesia"
}
Re: [Wheybags] [0.18.3] [Minor] Indonesian doesn't have a language name in UI settings
Posted: Wed Jul 15, 2020 8:01 am
by Dev-iL
I reviewed this in 18.35 and while Indonesian is fixed, the issue with Bulgarian still remains (the language name doesn't start with a capital letter).
Re: [Wheybags] [0.18.3] [Minor] Indonesian doesn't have a language name in UI settings
Posted: Tue Oct 13, 2020 12:47 pm
by wheybags
Bulgarian name should be fixed in 1.1.
I know where the problem came from. A while back, I was reviewing our translations to make sure we had fonts that worked, and correct names for each language, in that language (before, some were the name of the language in English, others in the langauge itself... a mess). I had to add names for a few languages, so I would go to the wikipedia page for the language (in English), then click the first language change option on the side bar, which would bring me to the page on that language, in that language, and then I'd copy paste from that page title.
Thanks for pointing it out, it can be hard to get these things right when you're working with a bunch of languages you don't speak :p
Re: [Wheybags] [0.18.3] [Minor] Indonesian doesn't have a language name in UI settings
Posted: Wed Oct 14, 2020 7:23 am
by Dev-iL
wheybags wrote: ↑Tue Oct 13, 2020 12:47 pm
Thanks for pointing it out, it can be hard to get these things right when you're working with a bunch of languages you don't speak :p
Sure thing, happy to help! I assure you - I understand neither Indonesian nor Bulgarian, I just happen to be familiar with their writing systems.
