Welsh UK locale formats type:translation#2877
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Very nice @HywelMJ, thanks! I just linted a couple of whitespace issues. (though it's still complaining "incorrect header information" - @etpinard I don't see what's wrong, do you?) @HywelMJ do you want to try translating the text as well, or are you OK leaving this in English? There are examples here |
Added translation of terms in dictionary
Thanks very much @HywelMJ! Can you recommend another Welsh speaker who's able to review these?
Huh, now github seems confused about where this is coming from altogether, just says:
Might be easiest to just remake this as a PR from a local branch. I'm happy to do this (also the new dictionary needs indentation and some other whitespace) but lets see if we can find a reviewer for the dictionary first in this PR. |
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Sorry, I'm getting a bit lost. I tried commenting: Here's the script I tried merging: |
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No problem @HywelMJ - I'm happy to manage the mechanics. Not sure if I'll be able to do it in a way that preserves your authorship in the git history but I'll try! @carlmorris @illtud @meigwilym if one of you would review the items in |
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Looks good to me. I may have used 'olin' for 'trace' rather than 'tres', but it's not a hill I'd die on. |
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Happy to accept 'olin' |
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superseded by #2945 |
Welsh UK locale formats
References: http://www.comisiynyddygymraeg.cymru/English/Part%203/10%20Locales%20alphabets%20and%20character%20sets/10.1%20Locales/Pages/10-1-3-Differences-between-British-English-and-British-Welsh-locales.aspx
http://www.unicode.org/cldr/charts/28/verify/dates/cy.html