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Initial fixes to Japanese translations #1533

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Initial fixes to Japanese translations #1533

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@beantaco beantaco commented Mar 5, 2021

This, along with oxen-io/session-android#470, is my first set of contributions to Japanese translation.

My aims:

  • Improve comprehensibility and correctness of Japanese translations.
  • Make Japanese translations consistent within and across Session repos.

Please refer to each commit message for details.

beantaco added 8 commits March 4, 2021 05:19
- open group:   オープングループ -> 公開グループ
- closed group: 閉じたグループ -> 非公開グループ

Also replaces "クローズドグループ" with "非公開グループ"
- アプデート
- アップデート
- 更新  <- chosen
- デバイス
- 端末  <- chosen

Though "デバイス" is now widely used, some Japanese people get confused by "デバイス" either having no idea what it means or thinking it's to do with accessory devices. "端末" has been widely used since the 20th Century and explicitly refers to "terminal" devices like computers and smartphones.
Some instances of "invalid" were translated as "無効" (disabled/ineffective), for example "invalid protocol version" and "corrupted key". In these cases, "無効" has been replaced with "不正" (incorrect/improper).
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Bilb commented Mar 5, 2021

Thanks for those translations !

@Bilb Bilb merged commit 9efb0e1 into oxen-io:clearnet Mar 5, 2021
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