Update french translation #2098

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This replace #2010

I have rebased on current develop and updated/compare from the english one.

I will get at least another person for review.

Some french translations notes:

  • uses "status" or "post" not both (and some other inconsistencies)
  • check for typos
  • ... and other french things to use correctly etc.
This replace #2010 I have rebased on current develop and updated/compare from the english one. I will get at least another person for review. Some french translations notes: - uses "status" or "post" not both (and some other inconsistencies) - check for typos - ... and other french things to use correctly etc.

I think "vous pourrez bientôt télécharger votre fichier" or "il vous sera bientôt demandé de télécharger votre fichier" would be more correct.

I think "vous pourrez bientôt télécharger votre fichier" or "il vous sera bientôt demandé de télécharger votre fichier" would be more correct.

There is no accent.

There is no accent.

Maybe "Personnes à suivre" would be better? Or otherwise "Qui suivre ?" with a question mark, because here we don't really know how to understand this sentence and it doesn't sound very nice IMHO.

Maybe "Personnes à suivre" would be better? Or otherwise "Qui suivre ?" with a question mark, because here we don't really know how to understand this sentence and it doesn't sound very nice IMHO.
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ok, picked the first one

ok, picked the first one

Nouveaux⋅elles abonné⋅e⋅s ? if you want to use inclusive writing

(there may be a better a better way to spell nouveaux⋅elles tho)

Nouveaux⋅elles abonné⋅e⋅s ? if you want to use inclusive writing (there may be a better a better way to spell nouveaux⋅elles tho)
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first one looks good, however I don't really see where it is in the ui

first one looks good, however I don't really see where it is in the ui

abonné⋅e⋅s here too

abonné⋅e⋅s here too
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I rebased on a translation using inclusive writing, but I did not finished it like that because I'm not familiar at all with it

I rebased on a translation using inclusive writing, but I did not finished it like that because I'm not familiar at all with it

"une fille d'anime" sounds weird to me 🤔, and there is a "e" at the end of "banlieue"

The last sentence is weird too, I don't even understand what it is supposed to mean 😅

"une fille d'anime" sounds weird to me :thinking:, and there is a "e" at the end of "banlieue" The last sentence is weird too, I don't even understand what it is supposed to mean :sweat_smile:
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It's e.g.\nHi, I'm Lain.\nI’m an anime girl living in suburban Japan. You may know me from the Wired. in english, yeah I've had hard time figuring out how to translate that

It's `e.g.\nHi, I'm Lain.\nI’m an anime girl living in suburban Japan. You may know me from the Wired.` in english, yeah I've had hard time figuring out how to translate that

maybe "personnes bloquées"/"comptes bloqués"?

maybe "personnes bloquées"/"comptes bloqués"?

This is really like a small detail, but I think the capital letter in the parenthesis is not necessary here.

This is really like a small detail, but I think the capital letter in the parenthesis is not necessary here.

What about simply "Visibilité par défaut"?

What about simply "Visibilité par défaut"?

administrateur⋅ice

administrateur⋅ice
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Ok used comptes bloqués for a few ones around that line.
Maybe "Comptes bloqués" for the tab too ?
And also use "Comptes silenciés" for the mutes tab ?

Ok used comptes bloqués for a few ones around that line. Maybe "Comptes bloqués" for the tab too ? And also use "Comptes silenciés" for the mutes tab ?
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ok removed it for the 4 cThings.

ok removed it for the 4 cThings.

I think it is statuts (I didn't payed attention to that before, maybe it is in other places too).

I think it is statu**t**s (I didn't payed attention to that before, maybe it is in other places too).
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It's going to be the same for:

        "scope_copy": "Copier la portée en répondant (les DMs sont toujours copiés)",
        "minimal_scopes_mode": "Rétrécir les options de séléction de la portée",
It's going to be the same for: ``` "scope_copy": "Copier la portée en répondant (les DMs sont toujours copiés)", "minimal_scopes_mode": "Rétrécir les options de séléction de la portée", ```

Also a small typographic detail, but there usually are spaces on both sides of «/», like "les « gifs » de Mastodon".

Also a small typographic detail, but there usually are spaces on both sides of «/», like "les « gifs » de Mastodon".

Missing an accent on "vidéos"

Missing an accent on "vidéos"

"actif" would be better than "centré" according to me.

"actif" would be better than "centré" according to me.
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oopsie :')

oopsie :')

utilisateur⋅ice⋅s or personnes, to be more inclusive :)

utilisateur⋅ice⋅s or personnes, to be more inclusive :)

"Garder la même visibilité" would be clearer according to me.

"Garder la même visibilité" would be clearer according to me.
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go for personnes

go for personnes
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And for the () part ? I feels like the "copiés" is meh

And for the () part ? I feels like the "copiés" is meh

"thèmes"

"thèmes"

I think there is no "s" for "répond" in this context (but I may be wrong)

I think there is no "s" for "répond" in this context (but I may be wrong)

French quotes («/») would be nicer and more coherent with what you used before.

French quotes («/») would be nicer and more coherent with what you used before.
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seems without a "s" yes, removing it

seems without a "s" yes, removing it

Speaking about a shadow, I would have said "interne", but I'm not sure what the correct word is actually.

Speaking about a shadow, I would have said "interne", but I'm not sure what the correct word is actually.
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fixed all

fixed all
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looks like interne would be right, correcting it

looks like interne would be right, correcting it

insérées (or internes as I suggested above)

inséré**e**s (or internes as I suggested above)

profil (no e)

and utilisateur⋅ice

profil (no e) and utilisateur⋅ice

Double ) at the end ^^

Double `)` at the end ^^

"à utiliser"/"à entrer", french quotes, and maybe saying "le nom exact de la police comme il apparaît dans le système" would be clearer too?

"à utiliser"/"à entrer", french quotes, and maybe saying "le nom exact de la police comme il apparaît dans le système" would be clearer too?

)) here too

`))` here too

I would have said "un petit lien sympa"

I would have said "un petit lien sympa"

I don't think "répéter" is used anywhere else? "Partagé" would be more coherent with the rest of the translation IMO.

I don't think "répéter" is used anywhere else? "Partagé" would be more coherent with the rest of the translation IMO.
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I don't know how to french

I don't know how to french
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one time way later, let's use partager, better

one time way later, let's use partager, better

"Demande en cours…" would be more explicit maybe?

"Demande en cours…" would be more explicit maybe?

Débloquer

Débloquer
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it's "follow_progress": "Requesting…", so hmmm, maybe, idk

it's ` "follow_progress": "Requesting…",` so hmmm, maybe, idk

Normally, there is a dedicated character for … (Alt Gr+Shift+? on my keyboard), but once again it is really a small detail that almost nobody will notice.

Normally, there is a dedicated character for … (Alt Gr+Shift+? on my keyboard), but once again it is really a small detail that almost nobody will notice.

modérateur⋅ice ?

modérateur⋅ice ?

statuts

statuts
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fixed everywhere

fixed everywhere

I would say abonnés-seuleument, abonnés-uniquement or even better, visibles seuleument pour les abonné⋅e⋅s

I would say abonnés-seuleument, abonnés-uniquement or even better, visibles seuleument pour les abonné⋅e⋅s
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whoops fixed admin and mod too

whoops fixed admin and mod too

sûr⋅e

and I would have said "annulée" instead of "défaite"

sûr⋅e and I would have said "annulée" instead of "défaite"

utilisateur⋅ice

utilisateur⋅ice

"il y a" doesn't need hyphens.

"il y a" doesn't need hyphens.
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ok I've used statuts everywhere

ok I've used statuts everywhere

modérateur⋅ice⋅s

modérateur⋅ice⋅s
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the later is better for comprehension, used it

the later is better for comprehension, used it

"Le compte vient d'un autre serveur" would sound better IMHO

"Le compte vient d'un autre serveur" would sound better IMHO

"À qui s'abonner"?

"À qui s'abonner"?

"L'envoi a échoué" seems more common, but "Envoi échoué" is probably correct too.

"L'envoi a échoué" seems more common, but "Envoi échoué" is probably correct too.

Bytes are octets in french.

Bytes are octets in french.
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I'm gonna use the former.

I'm gonna use the former.
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ok gonna use O

ok gonna use O

"Une héroïne d'animé"? and "Vous m'avez peut-être déjà vu dans the Wired" because I guess "the Wired" is some kind of show or something like that?

"Une héroïne d'animé"? and "Vous m'avez peut-être déjà vu dans the Wired" because I guess "the Wired" is some kind of show or something like that?
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the "wired" is from serial experiments lain, not sure how to explain other that it should be called the Wired in french too

the "wired" is from serial experiments lain, not sure how to explain other that it should be called the Wired in french too

"Les DMs restent toujours des DMs" ?

"Les DMs restent toujours des DMs" ?
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let's go for the héroïne. that's better now.

let's go for the héroïne. that's better now.
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gone for the demande en cours, it's better worded and explicit

gone for the demande en cours, it's better worded and explicit
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If no ones opposes anything this is ready to go

If no ones opposes anything this is ready to go

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