Hi Tuomas,
Le 25/08/2021 à 17:36, Tuomas Hietala a écrit :
Hello all,
Does anyone know in which sense is the word "common" used in the
following string?
https://translations.documentfoundation.org/translate/libo_ui-master/svxmessages/en/?checksum=904e3236f1d69307
In other words, is the meaning "translate mutually shared terms",
"translate frequently occurring terms", or something else entirely?
if you look at the link provided:
https://git.libreoffice.org/core/+/master/svx/uiconfig/ui/chineseconversiondialog.ui#180
below, there is the extended tip:
<property name="AtkObject::accessible-description" translatable="yes"
context="chineseconversiondialog|extended_tip|commonterms">Converts
words with two or more characters that are in the list of common terms.
After the list is scanned, the remaining text is converted character by
character.</property>
So I'd say frequently occurring terms that are in the list.
But I don't write Chinese, so my understanding of the context may be
wrong :)
Cheers
Sophie
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