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2012-09-22
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@SeanBangkok:
Then make the translation, please. I don't know Thai
Then make the translation, please. I don't know Thai
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2012-09-22
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China, Malaysia, Singapore uses Simplified Chinese
Taiwan, Hong Kong uses Traditional Chinese
So I suggest just putting Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese in the language setting to get rid of all the confusion
Edit: Btw the sound alert is too freaking loud, i could hear it 10 meters away. And almost got a heart attack when my friend pop me a message.
Last edited by JJLoke; 2012-09-22 at 16:39.
Taiwan, Hong Kong uses Traditional Chinese
So I suggest just putting Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese in the language setting to get rid of all the confusion
Edit: Btw the sound alert is too freaking loud, i could hear it 10 meters away. And almost got a heart attack when my friend pop me a message.
Last edited by JJLoke; 2012-09-22 at 16:39.
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2012-09-22
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Originally Posted by JJLoke
Since Hong Kong and Taiwan have different culture for Chinese usage on words. And we have two version completed 100% now. Why don't use them both?
China, Malaysia, Singapore uses Simplified Chinese
Taiwan, Hong Kong uses Traditional Chinese
So I suggest just putting Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese in the language setting to get rid of all the confusion
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2012-09-22
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Originally Posted by hiro
If that is the case, then continue as it is
Since Hong Kong and Taiwan have different culture for Chinese usage on words. And we have two version completed 100% now. Why don't use them both?
Last edited by JJLoke; 2012-09-22 at 16:38.
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2012-09-22
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Originally Posted by CepiPerez
I'm native Thai, but level 0 in programming
@SeanBangkok:
Then make the translation, please. I don't know Thai
I just checked this page you guys saying to use it for translation project https://www.transifex.com/projects/p/wazapp/ , but I really don't know how to start )Is there anyone can suggest me or provide some tutorial to show me how to make translation into Wazapp, I have no interest in using Thai version so far but just want to add some more perfection to this precious app and be some help to your work besides donation
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2012-09-22
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I added a feature and language comparison to the wiki, see http://wiki.maemo.org/Wazapp
Again everyone is invited to contribute...
As I do not own an iphone myself - please tell me whether I missed any important feature.
Last edited by brkn; 2012-09-22 at 17:16. Reason: add call to action
Again everyone is invited to contribute...
As I do not own an iphone myself - please tell me whether I missed any important feature.
Last edited by brkn; 2012-09-22 at 17:16. Reason: add call to action
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2012-09-22
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Originally Posted by Dirge4november
http://help.transifex.com/
I'm native Thai, but level 0 in programming
Is there anyone can suggest me or provide some tutorial to show me how to make translation into Wazapp, I have no interest in using Thai version so far but just want to add some more perfection to this precious app and be some help to your work besides donation
As for the creation of Thai - I requested it for you and will post the link to it once in it has been created. Then you can apply as a team member. Meanwhile you check the help pages...
Thai language is available for translation Apply as team member, I will add you.
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2012-09-22
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Originally Posted by hiro
I would suggest renaming to the following:
Since Hong Kong and Taiwan have different culture for Chinese usage on words. And we have two version completed 100% now. Why don't use them both?
Chinese (Hong Kong) > Chinese (Simplified)
Chinese (Taiwan) > Chinese (Traditional)
@cepi We really only have these 2. The extra Chinese on transifex you can ignore.
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I Have a few friends that would like to see Thai language added if possible.
Thanks