Updated catalan translation

[Marc Fargas]

Here it comes!

[Marc Fargas]

Updated catalan translation

[arien]

You might want to fix these two occurrences of or instead of o (as of r6980):

$ grep -nE '^msgstr.+\bor\b' django/conf/locale/ca/LC_MESSAGES/django.po
1696:msgstr "Introdueixi un codi postal en el format NNNN or ANNNNAAA."
2661:msgstr "Introdueixi un codi postal en el format XXXXX or XXX XX."

And maybe translate some more? :-) (If I spoke Catalan I would have done that myself, but I don't...)

[Marc Fargas]

Spell error corrected

[Marc Fargas]

Replying to arien:

You might want to fix these two occurrences of or instead of o (as of r6980):

wow, corrected :)

And maybe translate some more? :-) (If I spoke Catalan I would have done that myself, but I don't...)

You mean the localflavour strings? (Mexico states and so), I'm not that brave :P As soon as I find the
"official" translations for them I'll do so, I'm leaving the msgstr blank so other catalan translators
see them and can try to translate this :)

I only translate localflavour stuff when I feel confident of the translations, I leave them untouched normally! ;)

[arien]

Wouldn't leaving the translation strings blank cause the translations to be just empty strings? I think it would be better to use the msgid for the msgstr in those cases (as is done for German states, for example).

By the way, there's a list of ​Mexican state names on the Catalan version of Wikipedia, but I think the correct names are in the articles for each state. For example, Baja California on that list becomes Baixa Califòrnia in the article on the state. The translations look plausible enough to me ;-) but it would be nice if someone who actually speaks Catalan could confirm they are correct. (You could probably find translations for the regions of the UK in a similar way.)

[arien]

Didn't mean to assign this to myself...

[Marc Fargas]

Replying to arien:

Wouldn't leaving the translation strings blank cause the translations to be just empty strings? I think it would be better to use the msgid for the msgstr in those cases (as is done for German states, for example).

As far as I know gettext will ignore empty msgstr:

from django.utils import translation
translation.activate('ca')
from django.utils.translation import ugettext

ugettext("Chiapas") # Blank msgstr
u'Chiapas'

ugettext("Aragon")  # Translated msgstr
u'Arag\xf3'

By the way, there's a list of ​Mexican state names on the Catalan version of Wikipedia

I knew it, but I'm not sure if those translations are accurate, I already sent an e-mail to the institution that "defines" our language (Catalan)
to ask if there are any official translations for those names or if those are considered "non-translatable". (I asked about all the localflavour countries).

If they "don't know" or don't answer I'll use the ones available on wikipedia ;)

[arien]

Replying to telenieko:

As far as I know gettext will ignore empty msgstr

Right, I should have checked that instead of assuming... My bad.

[Malcolm Tredinnick]

(In [7009]) Fixed #6288 -- Updated Catalan translation from Marc Fargas.