Re: [project-open-localization] translation of Timesheet into Spanish

[Miguel C. <mi...@sa...>]

Hi Michael,
MY CONTEXT
I'm developing locally for a customer, and I hope I can finish on time to
get it together with the ]po[ 3.4 final version in september / october. I
need a better Spanish translation than the current one.

HOW I'M DOING:
What I'm doing is (as my first option) translating directly in l10n server (
http://l10n.project-open.net/), so I try to make translations only when I'm
sure that they are correct :) (I use to try locally the hard ones, and then
update de l10n server). I'm reviewing timesheet now. I'm interested in
workflow too, maybe I could check it in a few weeks, although I've
translated the most obvious words, I'm not 100% sure they are the best
translations.

It would be great If we can agree with a generic translation so that we can
update the l10n server to share with everyone in the next ]po[ version.

TIMESHEET TAB:
"Horas" might be the best (short) translation for Timesheet.

PAGE TITLE:
IMO, for page titles we don't need "hoja" word, so it could be "Control de
tiempos" or "Horas trabajadas" itself.

Cheers!

On Tue, Aug 11, 2009 at 10:10 AM, "Euro Transmit, S.L. - Michael Martí
Menzel" <m.m...@eu...> wrote:

>
> Hi Miguel,
>
> I agree with you entirely. My translation was "Hoja de tiempos" so far, but
> this was for internal use, and all the members of our team know what is
> meant with this term. The term I was about to use is "Hoja de control de
> tiempos", which is rather related with "Métodos y tiempos" (Production
> Planning) but I think fits in here.
> "Hoja de control de tiempos" is obviously too long for the menu tabs.
> "Horas" and "Horas de trabajo" (or "Horas trabajadas") is fine in my
> oppinion.
>
> BTW Are you translating locally? I have my own Spanish version of the user
> interface (have been using it since 2005), and it would be great if we could
> coordinate/merge our translations.
>
> Best,
>
> Miguel
> ]PO[-LoCo
>
> Miguel Cordova escribió:
>
> Hi, this message is mainly for Spanish-spoken people.
>  I'm Spanish spoken, but I'm not sure how to translate "timesheet" into
> business formal Spanish. My best proposal is to translate it as "Horas" (for
> timesheet tab) or "Horas de trabajo" (for page titles).
>  A timesheet is literally a "hoja de tiempos", what is traditionally
> related with "Fichajes" or when an employee get in/out to work. In that way,
> I think there is no a short way to translate it into Spanish, with a formal
> business word.
>
>  A client of mine uses "AMHO" which stands for "Monthly Activity in Hours"
> (in Spanish: Actividad Mensual por HOras). But I'm not sure if it is an
> "internal" word.
>
>  What do you think?... is "Horas" the right translation?
>
>
>  PS: Maybe I should post also in Sourceforge forum to reach to more
> Spanish-spoken people....
>
> --
> Miguel A. Cordova
> SAFTEL SISTEMAS SL
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