Re: Problems with dialogue / Esperanto city names
Marko Lindqvist <[email protected]> Mon, 3 Oct 2022 05:59:33 +0300
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On Mon, 3 Oct 2022 at 05:22, Benno Lang <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > I'm working on the Esperanto translation. At the moment I'm mostly > focusing on making sure the in-game messages are translated sensibly. > Then I'll work on the help text etc. > > I have two questions: > 1. The nation names don't seem to get translated in certain dialogues; > is this a bug or is there something else I need to do? I've tested > using both a server started by the client (attached image with > Mongols), and using a separate client and server (attached image with > Arabs). Relevant lines from the eo.po files: > > #: data/civ1/nations.ruleset:1265 data/civ2/nations.ruleset:1526 > #: data/nation/mongol.ruleset:5 > msgid "Mongol" > msgstr "Mongola" > > #: data/civ1/nations.ruleset:1266 data/civ2/nations.ruleset:1527 > #: data/nation/mongol.ruleset:6 > msgid "?plural:Mongols" > msgstr "?plural:Mongoloj" > > #: data/nation/arab.ruleset:5 > msgid "Arab" > msgstr "Araba" > > #: data/nation/arab.ruleset:6 > msgid "?plural:Arabs" > msgstr "?plural:Araboj" > Please file a bug ticket about this: https://osdn.net/ticket/newticket.php?group_id=12505 > > 2. The city names for the "Esperant" nation seem to be somewhat random > gibberish. I've updated the list to be international cities important > in the history of Esperanto: Zamenhof's birth city; city of first > Esperanto club; city where the UEA was founded; cities where the > Universala Kongreso has been held (one city per country for greater > international flavour). I've also added some other city names using > Esperanto cultural stuff (books/concepts). I've kept and refined a > handful of the original city names. I'm not sure if this is a welcome > change so I've attached a diff for discussion instead of just > committing it. > Open a ticket about this too, and attach your patch there. As it's not a translation change, it needs to go through review + acceptance (and it needs to be pushed in by one of the maintainers that know the process and have rights to do it) - ML