We’re excited to share that we’re now using Crowdin to manage our app localizations.
If you’re a language enthusiast and would like to help translate our app into your native language, join us in making our app accessible to more people around the world! To become a part of our translation team, follow this link: Crowdin Enterprise
Thank you for your support!
I did some work on German. Looks good for me so far, but should probably be reviewed by another native German.
Thanks for your work!
Over the last couple weeks we were able to add new translations for: Chinese, French, German, Hungarian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian and Ukrainian. These will be included in the next app release.
Huge thanks to all volunteers for your incredible contributions! Your efforts are much appreciated.
The question is: “Sir/Madam, my question is whether it’s possible to set up a separate language file for Traditional Chinese in Android, as it doesn’t differentiate between Simplified and Traditional Chinese?”
Hello @Mango-sauce !
it is certainly possible to have separate Chinese Simplified and Chinese Traditional.
can you tell me if what we are using is correctly labeled as Chinese Traditional ?