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English language

Added by Leigh Allen about 1 year ago

There doesn't appear to be an English version, only American.  Am I missing something or can I contribute to correcting this?


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RE: English language - Added by Adam Szabo about 1 year ago

Hi Leigh,

Thank you for sharing your idea.

This is interesting: Me as a Germany German, I would not even consider doing an Austrian German or Swiss German translation.

Do you see any advantage if we would use GB-EN instead of US-EN?

Background why US-EN is used: US-EN is THE NATIVE COMPUTER LANGUAGE, it is used on most of all computers world wide. Correct me if I am wrong.

What would be the goal for you to do a GB-EN version? Is it worth the effort? Do you not understand certain words in the US-EN or are there technical issues you came across? It would be interesting to see what is driving you to offer your help.

Thank you Adam

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