Legesher-translations: Update Dialect List
Update Dialect List
The dialect list in the locale/dialect-list.yml. It would be extremely helpful to update this list with the content found in the English Language Name column so we can properly refer to them in the issues.
We've used this as a reference for language dialects.
Please update the dialect-list.yml file to reflect the following style for each dialect:
Amharic:
abbreviation: "am"
localName: "አማርኛ"
madiedgar
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I'm willing to give this one a try!
jonnyfluckey
on 17 Oct 2019
Awesome @jonnyfluckey! That would be amazing!! 👍
madiedgar
on 18 Oct 2019
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Thanks for the opportunity to work on this. I would love to find more ways to contribute, as this is a great cause
jonnyfluckey
on 18 Oct 2019
Thank you!! 🎉 & we would love that @jonnyfluckey! Is there something specific you'd like to grow in / language you'd like to focus on? I can keep you in mind for future issues 😄
madiedgar
on 18 Oct 2019
@madiedgar ,
I'm pretty open to learning new things. My front-end strengths are in React, but I have also dabbled in Angular and am interested in learning that and Typescript more.
Back-end, I have dabbled in basic Node servers with Express, but would love the chance to learn more about it and dig deeper into some of those concepts.
Either way, I'm open to contributing in any way that I can :)
Thanks again!
jonnyfluckey
on 18 Oct 2019
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@madiedgar ,
I'm pretty open to learning new things. My front-end strengths are in React, but I have also dabbled in Angular and am interested in learning that and Typescript more.
Back-end, I have dabbled in basic Node servers with Express, but would love the chance to learn more about it and dig deeper into some of those concepts.
Either way, I'm open to contributing in any way that I can :)
Thanks again!