Chinese Simplified Project Completion! Help us Celebrate
The 7 Cups Chinese Simplified language project now stands completed thanks to the hard-work and dedication of 3 team members who helped finalize the project and assure it's quality!
Join me in celebrating the awesome achievement by our designated team leader @IamCecilia and team-members @Violiness and @Amberbird
Note: You can join us for a live party celebration at 11 PM EST on Saturday (29th August) in the Special Events Room.
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@SoulfullyAButterfly
woo hoo! i'll be there!
@SoulfullyAButterfly
Great News! Congratulations ππππΎ..Im sure itll help so many people ππΌππΌ
@SoulfullyAButterfly
Amazing job! Translating takes a lot of time!
Congratulations to all! We appreciate your hard work :)β¨ππ
What does "completed" mean in this context?
When I log out, go to 7 Cups' home page, select Chinese (CN) and hover over the εΌε§ (Start) button I see, in English:
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When I click the button I see:
It's like this throughout, with some things translated and other things still in English. So it looks to me that some more work has to be done to make the translation "completed" in the normal sense of the word.
Charlie
@RarelyCharlie Hi Charlie, it's going to take a little while for the translations to be uploaded onto the site! We did have the Chinese (Traditional) and Portuguese one's incorporated into the site earlier last month.
@SoulfullyAButterfly You did? I'm not seeing them either.
Traditional (TW) Chinese:
Portuguese (PT), with a layout bug, probably because the translation of Orgs takes three lines:
Brazilian (BR) Portuguese, with only translated word, Connectar, in this screenshot:
Charlie
@SoulfullyAButterfly as a native Chinese speaker, I still see lots of things are in English. What do you mean about "finish"?
Well done. Thank you for your hard work.