A discussion on strange translations in Chinese Simplified on Discourse has been ongoing. th21 pointed out several changes in translations after recent updates, including the translation of “category” to a more formal word, and the translation of “bumped by sys” to “raising by”. th21 expressed concerns that the agency responsible for the translations may not be familiar with Chinese.
gerhard thanked th21 for the feedback and asked other native Chinese speakers to share their thoughts. 楚人西 suggested creating a collaborative translation website, but gerhard pointed out that https://translate.discourse.org/ already exists.
dax asked other native Chinese speakers, including SettingDust, to share their thoughts on the translations. th21 shared a link to a meta discussion on translation and proofreading, and eiJil questioned the naturalness of some Chinese words used by SettingDust.
dax explained that consistency is key for translations and that corrections can be reported on Crowdin. th21 continued to point out errors in translations, including the use of machine translations. honeymoose agreed that many translations seem to be machine-generated.
The discussion concluded with th21 asking about the next steps to update translations and dax suggesting that issues be reported directly on Crowdin.
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I am trying to use the custom> text replacement that comes with the forum to handle many words and sentences that are not localized in Chinese.
But the words on many plug-ins or components cannot be replaced in “text replacement”.
Is it possible to build a collaborative translation website? Everyone can translate a certain vocabulary or sentence, and choose the one with the most likes to become the official translation.