Le 2012-01-25 à 23:47:00, Charles Goyard a écrit :
However it's in fact a common culprit to do so. All languages do not
share the same word order, or even the same logic for expressing things.
Think of how to express plurality or negation for example. In some
languages you can't just paste bits of sentence and make sense. You have
to rephrase.
I think that "%s (%s)" is a fairly simple pattern that will work across
languages. Plurals are a completely different matter, and you shouldn't
conflate them just to pretend that "%s (%s)" would be bad for units of
measurement.
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