On Oct 15, 2007, at 12:53 PM, Hans Roels wrote:
Hi Tim,
Ik ben langzaamaan alle help-patchen van Pd-vanilla in het nederlands aan het vertalen (voor mijn leerlingen), je kan die patch hier vinden:
If you want to add all of those translations to the CSV file, then
they will be included in the import of all the objects into the NL
pdpedia.
Ik pas dat bestand dan wel aan zodat we dezelfde vertaling/termen gebruiken, ik wil wel helpen met de vertalingen op pd-pedia.
Just create an account and start editing :-)
.hc
groeten, hans
At 16:52 10/10/2007, you wrote:
Hi Kristof,
(tried to send this an hour ago, but seems like it didn't get
through. sorry if you receive it twice)I have this too with pd-list, sometimes it takes more than an hour
for my mail to appear.$arguments = "argumenten";
maybe "parameters" is better here. if i hear "argumenten" in Dutch i rather think of arguments like in a discussion
I'm not sure about that, because not all 'parameters' can be given as creation arguments. For example: afaik an [phasor~] can get its frequency from an
argument, but the phase is a parameter that can only be set from its right
inlet. To me, 'parameters' also includes things that can only be set via
inlets while 'argumenten' is more specificaly the stuff you can put in an object box to the right of the object name. The 'discussie' metaphor is not so wrong: you say 'this object should exist' and as arguments you can say more specifically how and
why...just like when you have an 'argument' over something. But that's just my idea... My vote is to let the entry $arguments = "argumenten"; as is below, feel free to adapt.$messages = "berichten"; // could be 'boodschappen' too, but
that sounds a bit wierd to me, as that also means 'arrands'.i think "berichten" definitely sounds better
$dependencies = "vereisten"; // translated freely as 'requirements' here, maybe there's a better word but it doesnt spring to mind now
if i read "vereisten" in Dutch i wouldn't think of dependencies the way it's used in computer programming. maybe the literal translation "afhankelijkheden"? sounds a bit ugly but i think it's more clear
$releaseDate = "uitgebrachtOp"; // or 'gepubliceerdOp' ? or 'vrijgegevenOp? or
"datum van uitgave" ? - i think it's better to stick to a noun..
# wikipedia terms $stub = "Beginnetje"; $template = "Sjabloon"; $category = "Categorie"; $infobox = "Infobox";
# pdpedia terms $objectclass = "Objectklasse";
# page headers $inlets = "Ingangen"; $outlets = "Uitgangen"; $arguments = "Argumenten"; $messages = "Berichten";
# infobox $name = "Naam"; $description = "Beschrijving"; $abbreviation = "Afkorting"; $library = "Bibliotheek"; $author = "Auteur"; $developer = "Ontwikkelaar"; $releaseVersion = "Versie"; $releaseDate = "Datum van uitgave"; // too bad 'uitgavedatum' isn't in the dictionary...or is mine incomplete ? $dependencies = "Afhankelijkheden"; $license = "Licentie"; $website = "Website"; $programmingLanguage = "Programmeertaal"; $platform = "Platform"; $operatingSystem = "Besturingssysteem"; $language = "Taal"; $dataType = "Data type"; $distributions = "Distributies";
Tim
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