Added Korean Translation file (for fixing #51) #127
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Added Korean Translation file
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Member responsible for Korean translation has changed from 'Jiwon Kim' to 'Moses Kim'
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Hi. Looks good. Were the following ones skipped on purpose?: +msgid "% in comments" +msgid "% of changes" +msgid "Commits" |
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You're right. Those three terms have been used as the original ones on purpose, because those original messages are more easier and clearer to understand, I thought. |
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@moseskim Very well. As far as I am concerned you are the boss of this file - so you decide. I'll include the translation in the next 0.4.5 release. |
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@adam-waldenberg Hope that I can enjoy the Korean translation in later release 0.4.5. Regards |
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Moved to 0.5.0. |
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This PR offers a Korean translation of the gitinspector application (as referenced in #51).
Any feedback would be appreciated.
Regards.