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Plural segments

Discussion started , with 4 comments.
  1. Olivier French Translator with all proofreading rights

    Hello,
    Why are there only 3 possibilities in the french plural segment : "one" -> n = 0..1 (!), zero and many? Wouldn't it be possible to refine this, as in english?

  2. Jonne Haß Manager

    The rule in the latest CLDR[1] even only uses one and other, so it should be possible to express everything you need.

    [1] http://unicode.org/repos/cldr-tmp/trunk/diff/supplemental/language_plural_rules.html

  3. Olivier French Translator with all proofreading rights

    Sure, but what I don't understand is why there are 6 entries in english language and only 3 in french.

  4. Jonne Haß Manager

    That has kinda historical reasons. Back at 99translations there was no automatic support for pluralization so we had to provide all possible keys in order to be compatible to all languages. With WebTranslateIt it's theoretically not necessary anymore, maybe I'll refactor that out one day (or someone else does).

  5. Olivier French Translator with all proofreading rights

    Thanks for your explanation ; I do understand now ;-)

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    ZeroThis plural form is used for numbers like: 0

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    oneThis plural form is used for numbers like: 1

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    otherThis plural form is used for numbers like: everything else

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  2. One invite left on this codeNo invites left on this code%{count} invites left on this code
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    ZeroThis plural form is used for numbers like: 0

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    oneThis plural form is used for numbers like: 1

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    otherThis plural form is used for numbers like: everything else

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  3. One invite left on this codeNo invites left on this code%{count} invites left on this code
    One invite left on this codeNo invites left on this code%{count} invites left on this code
    ZeroThis plural form is used for numbers like: 0

    No invites left on this code

    oneThis plural form is used for numbers like: 1

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    otherThis plural form is used for numbers like: everything else

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  4. Chom 'ra %{count} pedadenn war ar c'hod-mañ.Ne chom pedadenn ebet ar ar c'hod-mañ ken.Chom 'ra %{count} pedadenn war ar c'hod-mañ.
    zeroThis plural form is used for numbers like: 0

    Ne chom pedadenn ebet ar ar c'hod-mañ ken.

    oneThis plural form is used for numbers like: n in 0..1

    Chom 'ra %{count} pedadenn war ar c'hod-mañ.

    otherThis plural form is used for numbers like: everything else

    Chom 'ra %{count} pedadenn war ar c'hod-mañ.

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