Hello guys,
I want to open a new topic for discussing the translation into Spanish related to Dominion.
I have been checking the translated units and so far they are pretty good, but I have found some inconsistencies with the official translation by Devir:
1) Caps.
The following words and terms should be spelled ALWAYS in caps: Carta, Acción, Compra, Reino, Suministro, Mazo, Pila de Descartes, Tesoro, Maldición, Punto de Victoria, Carta de Victoria, Ataque, Reacción, Turno
2)Translation conventions:
set aside = apartar, according to Devir's official translation
Estate = Finca, and not Estado
3) In cases like this: ${player_name} gains a ${card_type_name},
in order to avoid the clumsiness of translations like 'un/a' that try to deal with the unknown gender and number of the contents of a variable, I propose to change it for the more elegant 'una Carta de', that covers every text that the variable may contain.
Feel free of adding any considerations I may have missed.
Kind regards,
Gallardus
I want to open a new topic for discussing the translation into Spanish related to Dominion.
I have been checking the translated units and so far they are pretty good, but I have found some inconsistencies with the official translation by Devir:
1) Caps.
The following words and terms should be spelled ALWAYS in caps: Carta, Acción, Compra, Reino, Suministro, Mazo, Pila de Descartes, Tesoro, Maldición, Punto de Victoria, Carta de Victoria, Ataque, Reacción, Turno
2)Translation conventions:
set aside = apartar, according to Devir's official translation
Estate = Finca, and not Estado
3) In cases like this: ${player_name} gains a ${card_type_name},
in order to avoid the clumsiness of translations like 'un/a' that try to deal with the unknown gender and number of the contents of a variable, I propose to change it for the more elegant 'una Carta de', that covers every text that the variable may contain.
Feel free of adding any considerations I may have missed.
Kind regards,
Gallardus