Update ru strings.xml #146
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Corrected the translation I think Google Translator is one of the worst options for translating into Russian (as well as vice versa). For example, this comment was translated in a Yandex translator, and in my opinion it looks and reads much better (but I usually translate it myself).
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Thank you for correcting it. I had added translations for some newly added strings temporarily to ensure consistency, while inviting anyone who is a native speaker to correct them if they see something wrong in them :) |
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Corrected the translation
I think Google Translator is one of the worst options for translating into Russian (as well as vice versa). For example, this comment was translated in a Yandex translator, and in my opinion it looks and reads much better (but I usually translate it myself).