Change Corsican translation on 2025-06 (3rd)#607
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Thanks! You may ignore the RestartReplace note. I already changed the review to not complain about it. Both keeping 'RestartReplace' or using a translated version is fine. It's an internal name and a bit odd that it is in a message. |
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Thank you, looking perfect now 👍 |
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Hello,
This third Pull Request was created to fix some typos listed in previous PR #603 which has already been merged.
Detailed review in comment: #603 (comment)
Please can you give me some additional details about the following statement in order to provide an accurate translation:
The current translation in Corsican is "Fiascu di rilanciu o di rimpiazzamentu :" which means something like:
Restart or Replace failed:or
Failed on Restart or Replace:Please can you confirm it's OK for you or shed some light on this statement.
Thanks,
Patriccollu.