In most cases, plural-forms are unnecessary for Chinese. For example,
"apple" and "apples" are the same in Chinese, they are both translated
as "苹果". While there are exceptions, e.g., the plural form of "he",
"she" and "it" is "they" in English. In Chinese, "他(he)", "她(she)",
and "它(it)" have plural forms too, they are "他们", "她们", and "它们".
But what makes 'nplurals=1' hard to work right for Chinese is:
#: bundle.c:192
#, c-format
msgid "The bundle requires this ref"
msgid_plural "The bundle requires these %d refs"
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Update Simplified Chinese translation for 134 fuzzy, 189 new messages
from Git v1.7.10.2-548-g9de96.
Signed-off-by: Jiang Xin <worldhello.net@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Zhuang Ya <zhuangya@me.com>
Translate new messages for git master branch.
- sha1_name.c: 4 new messages.
- builtin/push.c: 3 new messages.
- git-submodule.sh: variable name changed from '$path' to '$sm_path'.
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Improvements of zh_CN translations:
- Update translation for msg "Changes not staged for commit:".
- Remove unnecessary leading spaces for some messages.
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Overall review of the zh_CN translation:
- Distinguish the translations of index and stage, though they are the
same thing.
- Many other fixes, e.g., add the lost periods at the end of translated
sentences.
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In order to show detailed dirty status of submodules in long format,
git stripped the last ", " from the concatenate sting by a two-byte
backstep. So for keeping the two-byte backstep valid, won't touch the
end ", " for translation.
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