Re: [GeoNetwork-devel] Translations (Transifex)

[María A. de R. <de...@gm...>]

Hi Filipe,

Does it make sense to keep a separated Brazil and Portugal Portuguese?

I have no idea. In Spanish we can handle with a neutral Spanish. And
it is easier to maintain (you only have to worry on one translation).
Is there such thing as a neutral Portuguese? Does it make sense to
you?



On Thu, Jun 16, 2016 at 10:29 AM, Filipe Freire <liv...@gm...> wrote:
> Maria,
> I can work on Portuguese (Portugal) language. I'm already in transifex.
> Geonetwork is used and of importance for some projects in Portugal.
> Regards, Filipe
>
> Em 15/06/2016 15:06, "María Arias de Reyna" <de...@gm...> escreveu:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have just removed five languages on transifex because they had no
>> translators and nothing translated in them. If needed, can be added
>> later again.
>>
>> There are also a lot of other languages with translators but no
>> translations done. So the translators are inactive. Should we start
>> cleaning it up? The languages are:
>>
>> Adyghe
>> Arabic
>> Chinese
>> Greek (Greece) -> There is a generic Greek translation already
>> translated. Should we still keep this?
>> Norwegian
>> Russian
>> Spanish (Latin America) -> there is a generic Spanish "neutral"
>> translation, unless there are latin american who want to maintain this
>> separatedly, I would delete it straight forward.
>> Swedish (Sweden)
>> Welsh
>>
>> There are also many languages with a very low percentage translated:
>>
>> Portuguese 7% -> as with Spanish, the Brazilian version is almost
>> finished. Not this one. Maybe we drop one of them?
>> Italian 5%
>> Polish 1%
>> Swedish 1%
>>
>> I don't want to remove them because that will mean losing this small
>> percentage. But are there some of the translators reading this and
>> maybe want to share if they are going to maintain it?
>>
>> And also some other languages have a very low percentage, is there
>> some way to encourage translators to increase it?
>>
>> Czech (Czech Republic) 49%
>> Vietnamese 46%
>> Persian 43%
>> Greek 36%
>> Finnish 25%
>>
>> Regards,
>> María.
>>
>>
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