Re: How to translate new string in gnome-applets

2006-08-24 Thread Clytie Siddall

On 24/08/2006, at 10:07 AM, Thomas Thurman wrote:

 On 23/08/06, Daniel Nylander [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hi all,

 How should I translate the new string

 Tomboy (ne Stickynotes)

 in gnome-applets?

 ne is what? Not equal?

 Traditionally, in the UK and US, women have taken their husband's  
 name on marriage. When you want to tell people a woman's name and  
 have both her old and new names listed, you would write it like this:

Lucy Hall nee Auger

 where nee is the French word for born, because that was the  
 name she was born with.

 This is an example of the same idea: they are saying that what is  
 now Tomboy was once Stickynotes. However, they appear to think that  
 Tomboy is male, so are using the masculine form of nee, ne.  
 (This is rather amusing, since in English a tomboy must necessarily  
 be female.)

 If the same concept doesn't exist in your language, you could treat  
 it as something like Tomboy, formerly Stickynotes.

This issue actually came up in a previous l10n bug in Bugzilla. When  
consulted, the French translator didn't recognize ne without its  
accent, either. The question of software gender further complicated  
matters.

It would really be better to avoid uncommon usage in original  
strings. formerly or previously both sound good to me.

from Clytie (vi-VN, Vietnamese free-software translation team / nhóm  
Việt hóa phần mềm tự do)
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/vi-VN


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Re: How to translate new string in gnome-applets

2006-08-24 Thread Wouter Bolsterlee
På Wed, Aug 23, 2006 at 11:50:19PM +0200, Daniel Nylander skrev:
 Tomboy (ne Stickynotes)
 in gnome-applets?
 ne is what? Not equal?

The answer to this question has been given in another reply, so I won't
repeat it hear. However, there's another problem with this string:
Stickynotes is called Sticky Notes in all other strings.

  mvrgr, Wouter

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Re: How to translate new string in gnome-applets

2006-08-24 Thread Andre Klapper
hej,

Am Mittwoch, den 23.08.2006, 20:37 -0400 schrieb Thomas Thurman:
 On 23/08/06, Daniel Nylander [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Tomboy (ne Stickynotes)
 
 Traditionally, in the UK and US, women have taken their husband's name
 on marriage. When you want to tell people a woman's name and have both
 her old and new names listed, you would write it like this: 
 
Lucy Hall nee Auger
 
 where nee is the French word for born, because that was the name
 she was born with.
 
 This is an example of the same idea: they are saying that what is now
 Tomboy was once Stickynotes

your explanation implies that stickynotes was just renamed (by marriage)
and is nothing else then tomboy, just with a new name. huh?

perhaps it's nice to be funny, but at least add a translator comment the
next time.
http://developer.gnome.org/doc/tutorials/gnome-i18n/developer.html#use-comments

thanks,
andre

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Weekly translation status for Gnome 2.14

2006-08-24 Thread danilo
Translation status changes from 2006-08-17 to 2006-08-24.
Total message count is stable at 33911.

Average change during this period was 0.107%.

Top 5 movers of the week: 
  * Latvian (up 3.63%, now supported)
  * Malayalam (up 1.9%, unsupported)
  * Georgian (up 1.72%, partially supported)
  * Indian Bengali (up 1.29%, unsupported)
  * Slovenian (up 0.75%, unsupported)


Supported languages (more than 80% strings translated).

1.  Dutch (nl)100.00% up 0.01%
Finnish (fi)  100.00%no change
Gujarati (gu) 100.00%no change
Spanish (es)  100.00%no change
Swedish (sv)  100.00%no change
Lithuanian (lt)   100.00%no change
7.  French (fr)99.99%no change
Japanese (ja)  99.99% up 0.03%
Bulgarian (bg) 99.99%no change
   10.  Dzongkha (dz)  99.96%no change
Vietnamese (vi)99.96%no change
Punjabi (pa)   99.96%no change
   13.  Welsh (cy) 99.94%no change
   14.  Catalan (ca)   99.93%no change
Galician (gl)  99.93%no change
Hungarian (hu) 99.93%no change
   17.  Czech (cs) 99.92%no change
Albanian (sq)  99.92%no change
German (de)99.92%no change
Greek (el) 99.92%no change
   21.  Chinese Traditional (zh_TW)99.88%no change
   22.  Ukrainian (uk) 99.84% up 0.03%
   23.  Brazilian Portuguese (pt_BR)   99.83%no change
   24.  Norwegian Bookmal (nb) 99.82%no change
Russian (ru)   99.82% up 0.01%
Portuguese (pt)99.82% up 0.01%
   27.  Serbian (sr)   99.81%no change
   28.  Macedonian (mk)99.70%no change
   29.  Italian (it)   99.66%no change
   30.  Indonesian (id)99.16%no change
   31.  Canadian English (en_CA)   99.08%no change
   32.  Chinese Simplified (zh_CN) 99.01% up 0.01%
   33.  Korean (ko)97.01%no change
   34.  Romanian (ro)  96.94%no change
   35.  Latvian (lv)   96.09% up 3.63%
   36.  Polish (pl)95.48%no change
   37.  Danish (da)95.28%no change
   38.  Hindi (hi) 94.01%no change
   39.  Turkish (tr)   91.13%no change
   40.  Nepali (ne)88.62%no change
   41.  British English (en_GB)87.34%no change
   42.  Estonian (et)  85.60%no change
   43.  Basque (eu)84.95% up 0.29%
   44.  Norwegian Nynorsk (nn) 81.81%no change
   45.  Thai (th)  81.00%no change
   46.  Bengali (bn)   80.68%no change


Partially supported languages (between 50% and 80%).

   47.  Persian (fa)   76.44%no change
   48.  Tamil (ta) 68.09%no change
   49.  Hebrew (he)67.73%no change
   50.  Croatian (hr)  67.26%no change
   51.  Georgian (ka)  66.12% up 1.72%
   52.  Belarusian (be)63.76%no change
   53.  Slovak (sk)63.22%no change
   54.  Arabic (ar)58.40%no change
   55.  Azerbaijani (az)   58.30%no change
   56.  Xhosa (xh) 56.21%no change
   57.  Mongolian (mn) 55.65%no change
   58.  Malay (ms) 51.07%no change


Unsupported languages (less than 50%).

   59.  Bosnian (bs)   47.16%no change
   60.  Telugu (te)40.13%no change
   61.  Slovenian (sl) 35.12% up 0.75%
   62.  Kirghiz (ky)   24.17%no change
   63.  Wallon (wa)20.37%no change
   64.  Malayalam (ml) 18.84% up 1.90%
   65.  Breton (br)18.50%no change
   66.  Oriya (or) 17.90% up 0.69%
   67.  Irish Gaelic (ga)  16.30%no change
   68.  Icelandic (is) 16.01%no change
   69.  Afrikaans (af) 14.60%no change
   70.  Northern Sotho (nso)   13.86%no change
   71.  Kurdish (ku)   12.86% up 0.02%
   72.  Armenian (hy)  11.72%no change
   73.  Serbian Jekavian ([EMAIL PROTECTED])  11.50%no change
   74.  Amharic (am)   10.99%no change
   75.  Zulu (zu)   9.75%no change
   76.  Indian Bengali (bn_IN)  

Weekly translation status for Gnome 2.16

2006-08-24 Thread danilo
Translation status changes from 2006-08-17 to 2006-08-24.
Total message count has changed from 35846 to 33736.

Average change during this period was 0.878%.

Top 5 movers of the week: 
  * Slovenian (up 21.15%, now partially supported)
  * Malayalam (up 8.7%, partially supported)
  * Basque (up 7.01%, supported)
  * Malagasy (up 5.55%, unsupported)
  * Slovak (up 4.21%, partially supported)


Supported languages (more than 80% strings translated).

1.  Gujarati (gu) 100.00%no change
Japanese (ja) 100.00% up 0.81%
Macedonian (mk)   100.00%no change
Spanish (es)  100.00%no change
5.  Russian (ru)   99.99% up 1.08%
6.  Finnish (fi)   99.98%   down 0.01%
Vietnamese (vi)99.98% up 0.41%
8.  Dutch (nl) 99.77% up 0.81%
9.  Swedish (sv)   99.70% up 0.73%
   10.  Korean (ko)99.40% up 0.22%
Dzongkha (dz)  99.40%   down 0.05%
   12.  German (de)99.06% up 1.96%
   13.  Catalan (ca)   98.80% up 2.76%
   14.  Ukrainian (uk) 98.42% up 0.33%
   15.  Lithuanian (lt)98.37% up 0.30%
   16.  Norwegian Bookmal (nb) 98.13%   down 0.13%
   17.  Chinese Traditional (zh_TW)97.31%   down 0.17%
   18.  Bulgarian (bg) 96.75% up 1.62%
   19.  Galician (gl)  96.46%   down 0.19%
   20.  Greek (el) 96.43%   down 0.02%
   21.  Welsh (cy) 96.30%   down 0.21%
   22.  French (fr)95.85%   down 0.24%
   23.  Punjabi (pa)   95.83% up 0.66%
   24.  Chinese Simplified (zh_CN) 95.65% up 0.32%
   25.  Czech (cs) 94.69%   down 0.07%
   26.  Indonesian (id)94.57% up 0.41%
   27.  Portuguese (pt)94.33% up 0.99%
   28.  Brazilian Portuguese (pt_BR)   93.62%   down 0.13%
   29.  Canadian English (en_CA)   91.82%   down 0.24%
   30.  Hungarian (hu) 91.62%   down 0.26%
   31.  Hindi (hi) 91.60% up 0.46%
   32.  Serbian (sr)   91.41%   down 0.27%
   33.  Italian (it)   90.95%   down 0.29%
   34.  Latvian (lv)   90.55% up 3.59%
   35.  Basque (eu)90.36% up 7.01%
   36.  Albanian (sq)  89.89%   down 0.36%
   37.  Tamil (ta) 89.53% up 0.72%
   38.  Romanian (ro)  88.46%   down 0.44%
   39.  Polish (pl)87.68%   down 0.52%
   40.  Danish (da)87.06%   down 0.53%
   41.  Turkish (tr)   86.64%   down 0.81%
   42.  Indian Bengali (bn_IN) 86.18% up 3.73%
   43.  Thai (th)  83.80% up 3.62%
   44.  Estonian (et)  82.87% up 0.14%
   45.  British English (en_GB)82.85%   down 0.84%
   46.  Nepali (ne)82.53%   down 0.87%


Partially supported languages (between 50% and 80%).

   47.  Bengali (bn)   78.67% up 2.62%
   48.  Norwegian Nynorsk (nn) 72.80%   down 1.56%
   49.  Slovenian (sl) 72.50%up 21.15%
   50.  Persian (fa)   71.89% up 1.76%
   51.  Slovak (sk)62.10% up 4.21%
   52.  Hebrew (he)61.76%   down 2.04%
   53.  Belarusian (be)60.05% up 3.30%
   54.  Croatian (hr)  59.69%   down 2.42%
   55.  Malayalam (ml) 59.54% up 8.70%
   56.  Georgian (ka)  57.43%   down 0.43%
   57.  Arabic (ar)56.71% up 3.27%
   58.  Azerbaijani (az)   56.63% up 3.10%
   59.  Oriya (or) 55.85% up 3.27%
   60.  Xhosa (xh) 55.08% up 3.70%
   61.  Mongolian (mn) 54.68% up 2.90%


Unsupported languages (less than 50%).

   62.  Malay (ms) 49.89% up 3.24%
   63.  Marathi (mr)   46.17%   down 1.91%
   64.  Bosnian (bs)   45.58% up 2.21%
   65.  Malagasy (mg)  38.30% up 5.55%
   66.  Telugu (te)33.35%   down 4.12%
   67.  Wallon (wa)21.02% up 1.38%
   68.  Kurdish (ku)   17.86% up 0.16%
   69.  Kirghiz (ky)   17.03%   down 5.30%
   70.  Irish Gaelic (ga)  16.00% up 1.04%
   71.  Icelandic (is) 15.74% up 0.98%
   72.  Afrikaans (af) 14.44% up 0.83%
   73.  Northern Sotho (nso)   13.67% up 0.78%
   74.  Armenian (hy)  11.76% up 0.73%
   75.  Breton (br)11.51% up 0.73%
   76.  Serbian 

Marking strings translatable in gucharmap

2006-08-24 Thread Behdad Esfahbod

I want to fix a bug in gucharmap that causes two new strings (Next
Block, Previous Block) being marked for translation.  These strings
have been marked for translation before we switched to GtkUIManager
(about 9 months ago), so many translation files already have those
translated (grep suggests 33 out of 71 .po files contain them.)

http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=352665

May I?

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