• Resolved arnob

    (@arnob)


    Hello,

    In English there is the option “Miss” at the signature, in French there is “Mademoiselle” but in German there is no “Fr?ulein”. Can I add it and how ?

    Thank you,

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  • Plugin Author SpeakOut!

    (@123host)

    Thanks for that. I rely on such reports to update languages. It is really hard to manage 20 languages that you don’t speak :o)

    I have updated the German file and will push a new version shortly.

    Thread Starter arnob

    (@arnob)

    thank you.

    And somebody (my petitioners) told me: “And Post Code should be Postal Code” (for the English language).

    Plugin Author SpeakOut!

    (@123host)

    Yes, that is a more generic term. I will update it.

    Thread Starter arnob

    (@arnob)

    I will post here in a few days the exact terms in 14 languages (I have a petition online in 14 languages, and asked the petitioners to translate)…

    Thread Starter arnob

    (@arnob)

    Hello,

    for Italian: it should be:

    the translation “Sig.ina” with “Sig.na”, and delete “Signorina” (it means the same thing).

    I am quoting an Italian person…

    Thread Starter arnob

    (@arnob)

    Hello,

    a few other things…

    – the postal code field doesn’t change to other languages…e.g for russian it is still written “postal code”.

    screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/aLpBZZn.jpg

    -“latest signatures” label doesn’t change either, see screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/b5CVzdK.jpg

    -in the russian language:

    Заглавие -> Обращение; and, if possible, remove Мисс and Миссис (only leave Г-н and Г-жа).
    To sign the petition change to RU: Подписать петицию
    Postal code: replace with RU: Почтовый индекс

    Sign Now (button) > Подписать
    signature counts: подпись > Подписей

    Hope it may help.

    • This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by arnob.
    Plugin Author SpeakOut!

    (@123host)

    Thanks for letting me know @arnob. Which version of SpeakOut! is installed? I just updated languages in the most recent version, getting it right is really tricky, especially in non Western Character languages.

    Thread Starter arnob

    (@arnob)

    Hello @123host,

    I am using Version 1.6.5

    getting it right is really tricky

    , I can imagine…

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