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Ez nem lenni 5let, ez hiba. A profil menüben Ez nem lenni 5let, ez hiba. A profil menüben hibásan lenni fordítva a Drops messzidzs.
Magyarul Droppok kéne lenni, hogy legyen, azaz hiánycicik egy PÉ betű.köszipuszi
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Finnish: Mistranslated "low latency" on video player "Pieni viive" päälle/pois = Small latency. Meaning that it would add more latency
Correct: "Alhainen viive" = Low latency. Meaning it will lower the latency
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Brazillian Portuguese continue subscription message is duplicating "em" The text reads "Sua próxima inscrição Prime estará disponível em em 3 horas", with a duped "em" word.
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Russian translation error on the app creation page When adding a new app at https://dev.twitch.tv/console/apps/create, the first field in Russian reads "Владелец", which translates to "Owner". In reality, this field is intended for the application name, and it reads just "Name" in English.
The correct translation would be "Название" ("Name"), or "Название приложения" ("Application name").
P.S. It's also impossible to change your language while on the dev.twitch.tv subdomain, and you have to navigate to the main site in order to change language.
2 votes
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Hey there,
Sorry it's taken so long to get a response to this feedback. I appreciate you reporting this translation error in such detail. I have reported it to our localization team for review. Thank you!
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Español Latinoamerica sugerencia He notado que en la descripcion del video donde pone la fecha del stream guardado, cuando es de hace dos dias pone: "antier". Entiendo que en mexico y algunas zonas esto significa"anteayer o antes de ayer. Mi sugerencia es que sea cambiado ya que en la mayoria de latinoamerica no decimos esa palabra que es de una zona especifica. y que sea Anteayer o antes de ayer.
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Badly translated into Swedish The current translation is intending bad in Swedish.
“Om oss” (About) literally means “About us”. Much better to have a neutral term like “Info”, “Information” or “Om kanalen” (about the channel).
Similarly “Planera” (Schedule) is the verb to schedule something or to plan. Whoever translated this had no context for where it would be used. It should be “Tablå” which is the term Swedish TV and radio uses when discussing their broad at times.
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