Re: Establishing a team for Taiwanese
Albert Astals Cid <[email protected]> Tue, 28 Apr 2026 00:32:26 +0200
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El dilluns, 27 d=E2=80=99abril del 2026, a les 15:56:43 (Hora d=E2=80=99est= iu d=E2=80=99Europa=20 central), =E5=A6=82=E6=9C=88 va escriure: > Hello, Hi =20 > I would like to establish a language team for Taiwanese (nan_TW). I am > already a translator for Traditional Chinese (zh_TW), but since I also > speak Taiwanese and it is a language in the process of a revival, I would > like to do something for it. >=20 >=20 > This language is also known as Taiwanese Taigi (official name) or Taiwane= se > Hokkien. The former is preferred in official (government) contexts; it is > mostly referred to as Taiwanese in English. It would seem that glib and CLDR disagree with you, both seem to call it=20 Min Nan Chinese https://lh.2xlibre.net/values/language/ > Taiwanese has two main writing systems (Chinese/Han characters and Latin > romanization), both are in somewhat active use. I plan to translate for > both of them. Can they be converted automatically or they need manual intervention? > - Taiwanese is not supported by Qt in QLocale. This probably should chang= e, > although I don't know where to start. One QLocale::Taiwanese should be > enough, since other languages with multiple orthographies like Belarusian > also have just one QLocale value. - Taiwanese already has 2 glibc locales, > nan_TW and nan_TW@latin, for the two main orthographies. I think this should be your first step, without it many things are just goi= ng=20 to break. If you want I can find the appropriate people in Qt that may help you. Best Regards, Albert >=20 >=20 > I know I need to start by translating kcoreaddons, kio, and kxmlgui. I am > currently about 30% done, but would like to at least announce the effort. >=20 >=20 > Best regards, > Kisaragi Hiu