lang: translate pt-BR strings #673
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src/Language/pt-BR/Auth.php
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| 'emailActivateMailBody' => 'Use o código abaixo para ativar sua conta e começar a usar o site.', | |||
| 'invalidActivateToken' => 'O código estava incorreto.', | |||
| 'needActivate' => 'Você deve concluir seu registro confirmando o código enviado para seu endereço de e-mail.', | |||
| 'activationBlocked' => '(to be translated) You must activate your account before logging in.', | |||
| 'activationBlocked' => 'Você deve ativar sua conta antes de fazer login.', | |||
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Sugestão: Login é uma palavra que estrangeira em PT-BR, não seria interessante substituir fazer login por iniciar sessão ?
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O meu português é de DEV, rs.. Aacho legal sua sugestão e fiz um novo commit. Valeu @robsonpiere
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Que legal que gostou da sugestão, mas vi aqui que tem mais locais onde o texto é login, abri um outro comentário e seria legal ver sua opinão como BR também hehe
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@caosdp-rs believed that the use of the word Login is common, for this reason did not translate: shield/src/Language/pt-BR/Auth.php Line 40 in 0c2211e |
Brazilian Portuguese is a little different. "Start Session" makes more sense in that activationBlocked string |
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Eu penso que pro contexto daquela string, "iniciar sessão" realmente faz
mais sentido, mesmo que em outras strings usem "login".
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… I saw here in the file that the word login is used in other parts of the
translation, and I agree that it would be nice to keep a standard. What do
you think? Keep the word login at all or default to "Iniciar Sessão?"
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@datamweb Let's use "fazer o login" . I believe to be correct, because the is quite used here. I sent a new commit. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tD8OK89z9LeTlPho3YMNFSQ26Y1XBuAp/view?usp=sharing |
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@robsonpiere Thanks for contributing to this discussion. @onovaes My goal was just a reminder. In this regard, I do not know Brazilian, so the final decision must be made by you. |
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You can accept the last commit.
The Portuguese language is very difficult, even for us.
Thanks!
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@onovaes <https://github.com/onovaes> My goal was just a reminder.
In this regard, I do not know Brazilian, so the final decision must be
made by you.
Choose a phrase that is common and well known. Any translation that the
people of your country are comfortable with.
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Supersedes #672
Added portuguese (pt-BR) translations