[Qgis-tr] Chinese language

[Werner Macho]

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Hi and thanks for all replies,

So if I understand correctly and try to sum it up we can:

consolidate:
Chinese (China) and Chinese Simplified to preferably Chinese Simplified
Chinese (Taiwan) and Chinese (Taiwan) (Big5) to Chinese (??)

And there is still a just "Chinese" inside the translations - so
probably one of the upper ones is better consolidated down to
"Chinese" but which one?

I still don't think that we need 5 times Chinese but I lack to be able
to speak or understand it so I really need help on that.

My (rough) guess is that "Chinese" and "Chinese Simplified" should do
it - is that correct?

Thanks and kind regards
Werner

On 02/06/15 15:04, Dorothy wrote:
> Hi Werner, Chinese (China) = Chinese (simplify), Chinese (Taiwan) =
> Chinese (traditional). Big5 is just an input method of traditional
> Chinese characters. People from mainland China speak and read
> simplify one, when people from hong kong and Taiwan use the
> traditional one. They may not necessarily understand each other. 
> Thanks, Dorothy
> 
> Werner Macho <werner.macho at gmail.com>于2015年6月1日星期一写道：
> 
> Werner Macho <werner.macho at gmail.com
> <mailto:werner.macho at gmail.com>>于 2015年6月1日星期一写道：
> 
> Hi Translators!
> 
> Just a short message from me to keep this mailing list low
> traffic.
> 
> 1. To all language coordinators out there. We have got 10 requests
> to join language teams for different languages.
> 
> Albanian Bulgarian Chinese Finnish Italian Spanish
> 
> I'd like to encourage the language coordinators to look at these
> new persons and either accept them or (with a good reason) deny
> them. (Otherwise I am going to accept them all in 2 weeks)
> 
> I would also like to have a reply from a Chinese native because 
> currently we do have 4 Chinese languages Chinese(China), Chinese 
> Simplified, Chinese (Taiwan) and Chinese (Taiwan) (Big5). Are these
> really 4 different languages? Or are they such similar like German
> (Germany), German (Austria) and German (Swiss) which all understand
> and can read each other? What and Where is the difference? Please
> help me in getting Chinese languages sorted!
> 
> 2. We entered Feature Freeze already - which means there will be
> no more features in the source tree until release - usually that
> keeps the changes in Strings to translate also very low. So NOW is
> a good time to try to keep up with the translations and bring the
> Desktop to a higher level.
> 
> As always - if you have questions - please drop me a note or ask 
> this list.
> 
> Thanks to all your effort QGIS is already used in many many
> countries!
> 
> kind regards Werner 
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