# There is no way we could translate js.badges.granted\_on correctly!

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I’m trying to translate `js.badges.granted_on` key, but there is a big issue.

In english, the text looks like this:

`granted_on: "Granted %{date}"`

Which can later on can become `Granted 7 days ago` or `Granted 7th april` or whatever. This makes sense.

However, in other languages - romanian in my case - thing doesn’t look that peachy, because we can’t get it right in any cases.

- `Granted 7 days ago` becomes `Acordat acum 19 z`, which is great,
- `Granted 7th april` becomes `Acordat acum 7 aprilie`, which can be roughly be translated back in english to `granted 7th april ago`. Which clearly isn’t _that_ great, because sounds… uhm… dumb 😃

I dug a bit in the code and although there is a `medium_with_ago` key, that doesn’t seems to be used in the badges mechanism.

So, it’s a bug or is something that i miss?

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