Totes les traduccions

Status message displayed when a user comments on a post in a group. #u will be replaced with a username, #p with the title of the post and #g with the name of the group. Example: Eric commented on the post "Wow! What a goal!" in "The group for all swedes that likes football".

#u1 and #u2 will be replaced with the usernames of the two users that just became friends. Example: Eric and Sarah are now friends.

This translation should contain two rows, they are used as a title and description.

--- Context ---
This text will be placed on the Spellic.com website.
It should attract the users' attention and in a friendly / informative way inform them that they could try one of our exercises.

--- Language info ---
French: French from France
Dutch: language spoken in The Netherlands
Norwegian: Bokmål


--- Additional info ---
Spellic.com is used to learn words in foreign languages.
An "exercise" is collection of questions that the computer will ask the user.


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Thank you.

Used for the German version of [link=http://spellic.com/]Spellic.com[/link], as a response to anyone from Germany (or at least is writing in German) that uses the "Contact us"-function.

--- Context ---
This sentence is shown directly below a text that says something like "This site is not available in your language".
It explains to the user that he / she can still use this site to learn words in any language, even though the -site itself- is not available in the current languages.

--- Language info ---
French: French from France
Dutch: language spoken in The Netherlands
Norwegian: Bokmål


-- Additional info PLEASE READ---
"this site" could also be "this website".

"However, you can still..." could also be "But, you can still..." if there is no good translation of "however".

Please put the "[b]" and "[/b]" in the best position possible. They are there to make the "any language" bold (or emphasized) as this is very important for the understanding of the text.


--- FINALLY ---
Please copy/paste or translate this information into the "Remarks about the translation"-field in order to be available to people that are translating from your translation.


Thank you.