When you don't know any foreign language, we allow you to use cucumis by giving you %p points every %d days (only when you log in and when you actually need them).
Asto gjin bûtenlanse taal kinst, stean wy dy ta cucumis te brûke troch dy elke %d dagen %p punten te jaan (allinich asto ynloggest en asto sy werklik nedich haste).
Senest vurdert og redigert av Francky5591 - 9 Juli 2008 11:25
Hi ela, could you edit your translation and put somewhere %d ? Imagine that %p and %d are 2 numbers. They will be replaced by numbers once they are shown online. Thx
The above mentioned translation by ela1986 is made in Ostfrisian dialect, spoken in Germany.
The official Frisian language (to which also the flag points out) is spoken and written quite different. Ela1986 is aware of this already.
For reasons of accuracy, in my opinion you should replace the first translation with the this one.
"bûtenlanse talen"
Asto gjin bûtenlanse taal kinst, stean wy dy ta cucumis te brûke troch dy elke %d dagen %p punten te jaan (allinich asto ynloggest en asto sy werklik nedich haste)."
This way the website will be more like you probably want it to be.
Hi jollyo, you are the Frisian expert, therefore you could correct the entire Frisian interface if you have some time for that. It would be of great help.
There is no use in calling for an admin for each and every wrong translation you find.
Please JP could you tell us what to do here, it seems it isn't that simple editing Ostfrisian texts with Frisian any time it is notified by jollyo...Shouldn't we keep Ostfrisian under the Ostfrisian flag (there must be some, isn't it?) since there's already an existing interface for it? ... and ask jollyo to start translating the whole proper Frisian interface under this already existing official Frisian flag? That would be kind of fair with ela 1986 who worked on it, her work wouldn't be erased,what do you think?
Let me know what you all decide.
Please also note that Ostfrisian is not a language. The administrators of this website should decide whether to include dialects to the website as well.