Improve Spanish translation for clarity and consistency #967
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- Harmonise and correct capitalisation for consistency. Spanish doesn't capitalise each word in a title. - Add translations for new placeholders. - Shift from formal to informal tone for user-friendliness. - Replace some translations to make them more natural. - Make use of singular/plural strings for `comment-hidden`.
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LGTM, I agree with the informal tone as well. Thank you for your contribution! |
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CHANGES.rstbecause this is a user-facing change or an important bugfixWhat changes does this Pull Request introduce?
Updates the Spanish translation in the following ways:
Harmonises and corrects capitalisation for consistency. Spanish doesn't capitalise each word in a title.
Adds translations for new placeholders.
Shifts from formal to informal tone for user-friendliness. It's also the standard for documentation.
Replaces some translations to make them more natural.
Makes use of singular/plural strings for
comment-hidden.Why is this necessary?
Better user experience for Spanish speakers.