Hi everyone! As this is my first posting to this list, I must introduce myself: I am Adolfo, a translator who works in Ubuntu, LibreOffice, Xfce and Fedora.
I’ve noticed a few typos and style inconsistencies in the Spanish translation, and I’ve taken the time to update it.
While I was there, I’ve also changed some terminology so the translation gets more consistent with other applications. I hope I’m not doing anything controversial, but in any case the other Spanish translators are welcome to discuss the changes with me. =)
I plan to keep updating the translation in case nobody else has time.
Have a great day!
-- Adolfo
Hi Adolfo, I'm the current translator for Geany and Geany-plugins. I'll review your suggestions as soon as I get a little time and get back to you for discussion (if needed, of course).
Welcome to the team.
Regards,
-- Lucas Vieites lucasvieites@gmail.com http://blog.codexion.com http://www.linkedin.com/in/lucasvieites
On 6 May 2013 10:30, Adolfo Jayme Barrientos fitoschido@ubuntu.com wrote:
Hi everyone! As this is my first posting to this list, I must introduce myself: I am Adolfo, a translator who works in Ubuntu, LibreOffice, Xfce and Fedora.
I’ve noticed a few typos and style inconsistencies in the Spanish translation, and I’ve taken the time to update it.
While I was there, I’ve also changed some terminology so the translation gets more consistent with other applications. I hope I’m not doing anything controversial, but in any case the other Spanish translators are welcome to discuss the changes with me. =)
I plan to keep updating the translation in case nobody else has time.
Have a great day!
-- Adolfo
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Well,
I think this is common practice among Gnome translators. I don't wan't to insult anyone, but that's exactly what happened some years ago on Lugos-slo list. We got a new apprentice (and was from Gnome team, of course!). But what is the story? Gnome Slovenian translations were for years unreadable for KDE (and most of other users, too). Why? Peaople used dialect and jargon. So, setting standards _is very crucial_ for both parties, I must admit. That's may point of view.
How do we translate Geany?
1. Use multiple translation source (Several lexicons, dictionaries digital and and printed). More = better. Use crosstranslation if you know what this is (brief explain: A-->A-->A or A-->A-->A' ; A'=homonyme or sinonyme of A, maybe either or both). 2. Never translate too big piece of text at once. 3. Review twice. 4. If not sure, review again. 5. If still dizzy, retranslate again. I O.K., goto point 5. 6. Take rest. 7. Reread and clean. 8. jump to point two if not satisfied. 9. Send to Frank if O.K. 10. Wait for angry reply from users. :)
Wellcome to Hell!
Cheers, Jože
Dne 06. 05. 2013 15:17, piše Lucas Vieites:
Hi Adolfo, I'm the current translator for Geany and Geany-plugins. I'll review your suggestions as soon as I get a little time and get back to you for discussion (if needed, of course).
Welcome to the team.
Regards,
-- Lucas Vieites lucasvieites@gmail.com mailto:lucasvieites@gmail.com http://blog.codexion.com http://www.linkedin.com/in/lucasvieites
On 6 May 2013 10:30, Adolfo Jayme Barrientos <fitoschido@ubuntu.com mailto:fitoschido@ubuntu.com> wrote:
Hi everyone! As this is my first posting to this list, I must introduce myself: I am Adolfo, a translator who works in Ubuntu, LibreOffice, Xfce and Fedora. I’ve noticed a few typos and style inconsistencies in the Spanish translation, and I’ve taken the time to update it. While I was there, I’ve also changed some terminology so the translation gets more consistent with other applications. I hope I’m not doing anything controversial, but in any case the other Spanish translators are welcome to discuss the changes with me. =) I plan to keep updating the translation in case nobody else has time. Have a great day! -- Adolfo _______________________________________________ I18n mailing list I18n@lists.geany.org <mailto:I18n@lists.geany.org> https://lists.geany.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/i18n
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Hi, I recognize the symptoms, in fact when I started translating Geany I had been member of the Spanish Gnome translation team for a long time. The truth is that Geany is used on more platforms than just Gnome/Linux and coherence is almost impossible with all platforms. It's also true that I have been say from the coding scene for a long time and many concepts are unknown to me, so any help on that she will be appreciated. Cheers,
-- Lucas Vieites Fariña http://www.codexion.com On May 7, 2013 11:53 PM, "Jože Klepec" joze.klepec@siol.net wrote:
Well,
I think this is common practice among Gnome translators. I don't wan't to insult anyone, but that's exactly what happened some years ago on Lugos-slo list. We got a new apprentice (and was from Gnome team, of course!). But what is the story? Gnome Slovenian translations were for years unreadable for KDE (and most of other users, too). Why? Peaople used dialect and jargon. So, setting standards _is very crucial_ for both parties, I must admit. That's may point of view.
How do we translate Geany?
- Use multiple translation source (Several lexicons, dictionaries
digital and and printed). More = better. Use crosstranslation if you know what this is (brief explain: A-->A-->A or A-->A-->A' ; A'=homonyme or sinonyme of A, maybe either or both). 2. Never translate too big piece of text at once. 3. Review twice. 4. If not sure, review again. 5. If still dizzy, retranslate again. I O.K., goto point 5. 6. Take rest. 7. Reread and clean. 8. jump to point two if not satisfied. 9. Send to Frank if O.K. 10. Wait for angry reply from users. :)
Wellcome to Hell!
Cheers, Jože
Dne 06. 05. 2013 15:17, piše Lucas Vieites:
Hi Adolfo,I'm the current translator for Geany and Geany-plugins. I'll review your suggestions as soon as I get a little time and get back to you for discussion (if needed, of course).
Welcome to the team.
Regards,
-- Lucas Vieites lucasvieites@gmail.com http://blog.codexion.com http://www.linkedin.com/in/lucasvieites
On 6 May 2013 10:30, Adolfo Jayme Barrientos fitoschido@ubuntu.comwrote:
Hi everyone! As this is my first posting to this list, I must introduce myself: I am Adolfo, a translator who works in Ubuntu, LibreOffice, Xfce and Fedora.
I’ve noticed a few typos and style inconsistencies in the Spanish translation, and I’ve taken the time to update it.
While I was there, I’ve also changed some terminology so the translation gets more consistent with other applications. I hope I’m not doing anything controversial, but in any case the other Spanish translators are welcome to discuss the changes with me. =)
I plan to keep updating the translation in case nobody else has time.
Have a great day!
-- Adolfo
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