horizontal lines in osu!mania that occur at the start of each musical bar (length).
If you dont like it, nobody forces you to use it.Translation is quite understandable for everyone from slovakia and even czech rep (except for you).Dasiel wrote:
Well by the quality of your english posts here on the forum I doubt you're capable of translating it and I feel really sorry for slovak community, even if it's a free translation, I don't think you should bother doing it, if your english is not on at least fluent level.
Obys wrote:
Updated some spanish translations.
I will add croatian for you now.Meikyuuiri Tsumi wrote:
Hi, I started to do Croatian translations and have them saved on my PC so when I'm done I'm thinking of just copying and pasting them into the table. I have a question. Do I simply add a new column to the table and name it Croatian etc. and just make it look like the other columns, the only difference being croatian translation? I'm not very familiar with google drive. Or I have to do something else first to make Croatian translations "functionable"?
Any tips for easy copy&pasting from the spreadsheet to the txt?peppy wrote:
As a note to other translators, keep in mind you can test your translations by editing your language's txt file in the Localisation folder (in the odu! directory). You will need to restart osu! after making changes.
Huh dude, I'm just saying the quality of your "translation" is lacking in various ways and and in some cases it's even misleading like with the example I've showed you, sure it''s "understandable" but I think peppy is aiming for an accurate translation, not some made up bullshit like you've showed us so far. Not to mention the grammar errors you've made in OUR mother tongue in said "translation". The sad thing is that the "Slovak community" here consists of Me, you, Pete guy and ibavnoci. I won't use nor need Slovak translation, but if you're going to represent Slovak translation here you should rethink the way you're translating it or just drop it.ReVeNg3r wrote:
If you dont like it, nobody forces you to use it.Translation is quite understandable for everyone from slovakia and even czech rep (except for you).Dasiel wrote:
Well by the quality of your english posts here on the forum I doubt you're capable of translating it and I feel really sorry for slovak community, even if it's a free translation, I don't think you should bother doing it, if your english is not on at least fluent level.
so why you do care so much?if you won't help then stfu.Dasiel wrote:
I hate slovak osu! community
is it without line feed is ok? well i try with wordpad for now~peppy wrote:
As a note to other translators, keep in mind you can test your translations by editing your language's txt file in the Localisation folder (in the odu! directory). You will need to restart osu! after making changes.
Ran a quick check (I was actually working on this myself however some words always came out wrong haha, so didn't translate that much), and fixed some minor spelling errors (missing letters, certain wrong context and uppercase letters).Meikyuuiri Tsumi wrote:
Done with Croatian translation.
Thanks for fixing it. It was late at night but I guess there is no excuse.lolcubes wrote:
Ran a quick check (I was actually working on this myself however some words always came out wrong haha, so didn't translate that much), and fixed some minor spelling errors (missing letters, certain wrong context and uppercase letters).Meikyuuiri Tsumi wrote:
Done with Croatian translation.
Nice job there, couldn't have done it this good myself.
Good luck...Oddasat90 wrote:
I'll take care about
Small note to the translators: be careful when you translate those words, in some languages the noun comes before the adjective so you have to switch them if this is the case.Sure, I've already changed the order of this in Spanish.