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It might be a very good practice, however.
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1 |
It might be a very good practice, however.
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| 2 |
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Upon further investigation, i was incorrect about claiming that Wesnoth has an actual Lojban translation.
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3 |
Upon further investigation, i was incorrect about claiming that Wesnoth has an actual Lojban translation.
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While
wesnoth
has
an
Esperanto
translation
and
a
Latin
translation
built
into
the
game,
the
game
is
not
completely
translated
to
lojban.
But
lojban
itself
has
a
translation
for
"wesnoth",
which
is
basically
just
a
transcription/transliteration
of
the
word
"wesnoth"
{
.
uesnot.
}
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5 |
While
wesnoth
has
an
Esperanto
translation
and
a
Latin
translation
built
into
the
game,
the
game
itself
is
not
translated
to
lojban.
But
lojban
itself
has
a
translation
for
"wesnoth",
which
is
basically
just
a
transcription/transliteration
of
the
word
"wesnoth"
{
.
uesnot.
}
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| 6 |
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6 |
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| 7 |
This confusion would not have happened if we used Lojban instead of English.
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7 |
This confusion would not have happened if we used Lojban instead of English.
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8 |
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| 9 |
Because of the confusion, i had to double-check if Transifex does support Lojban. And it does. So you can still try!
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Because of the confusion, i had to double-check if Transifex does support Lojban. And it does. So you can still try!
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any lojban speaker here?