You were faster than me ! 
french also 100% completed
2 Likes
Thank you - it helps so much - can’t wait to release the new translations!
Dutch Android = 100% completed. What a job 
3 Likes
Yeah it is a good amount of work! We appreciate it!
It is! It took me around 13 hours for the 14 pages IOS. Kept going back, check it again, change it again.
Google translate does help but also does some very strange translations. Some words took some time to find out what it should be in Dutch.
1 Like
Same here 
. Translate, check, look if it’s all formulated te same way. Can’t wait to see it in action.
1 Like
Indeed, the “wonderful” world of OCD! 
I also noticed that we chose different wordings here and there. But that’s just the “downside” of using a translation effort in this way other than a professional market targeted translator.
When are the translations implemented? Bacause the Dutch version still has some weird words/phrases. The Play tab is (at least for me) still called ‘toneelstuk’ instead of ‘spel’ something similar.
But either way, thank all of you who translated for all the effort 
.
I didn’t translate anything to “toneelstuk” not sure where that comes from. I also doubt that they already implemented the translations.
When I open the app now and since the beginning I got the same on Android like AnSinChan. Play is ‘toneelstuk’ etc. It’s a direct translation from English to Dutch.
AnSinChan that’s why we made the translation effort. Hopefully it will be better or it will be my fault .
The translations are not yet implemented! That’s for the (near) future I hope. I know they are working hard to get things right.
Yes not released yet. I will ask the programmers when they can implement the updates.
Still on German translation 
Trying to get it completed asap. But it will take a while.
1 Like
Thank you! I understand how much work it is - and it is very much appreciated.
French android 100% translated
2 Likes
@Jeff , what about the translation of video lessons? Will it be automatic translation ?
@ German translation
A question, I did a fair amount of translating but since now there is a second translator, ChessUp needs to decide how you would like to address your user? My translations use the more formal pronouns “Sie/Ihr/Ihre, etc.”, while my colleague uses more informal “Du/Dein/Deine, etc.” - maybe we should coordinate a more uniform translation. How did the French guys handle it? “vous” or “tu”?
I translated both Android and iOS, so it was done in the same way. I used « vous ».
1 Like
See, that’s how I felt too. The formal version seemed more appropriate to me.
So Jeff and everyone else at ChessUp, what would you like?
It’s a bit weird, since English doesn’t have those variables, but in other languages, that’s fairly important
Tough for us to answer - as I don’t speak anything other than English - but I would guess the more formal word is better for software?
2 Likes
For android Dutch translation I used the formal too.