i18n Contribution Checklist

[Innei]

i18n Contribution Checklist

Description

This issue is for tracking contributions related to internationalization (i18n) in our project. Please follow the checklist below to ensure all necessary locales are covered.

Contribution Guidelines

Checkout our wiki: https://github.com/RSSNext/Follow/wiki/Contributing-to-Internationalization-(i18n)

Checklist of Locales

• Spanish (es) feat(i18n): add Spanish language support #400
• French (fr)
• German (de) [i18n]: add German language support  #414
• Chinese (zh-cn) Translation: Simplified Chinese (partial)  #353
• Traditional Chinese (zh-tw) Translation: Traditional Chinese #398
• Japanese (ja) [i18n]: Added support for Japanese #403
• Russian (ru) feat(i18n): add Russian language support #402
• Portuguese (pt) feat(i18n): add Portuguese language support #406
• Italian (it) feat(i18n): add Italian language support #407
• Arabic (ar) feat(i18n): add ar language support #408
• Finnish (fi) feat(i18n): add Finnish language support #401
• Other

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FOL-146 i18n Contribution Checklist

[dai]

@Innei Team!

Thank you for your quick preparation for internationalization.

And @upupnoah thank you for your prompt Japanese language contribution.

[upupnoah]

Arabic (ar) is divided into many regions, does each region need translation?

ar-sa: This is the Arabic of Saudi Arabia. As the religious center of the Arab world, especially being home to Islam's holy cities of Mecca and Medina, Saudi Arabian Arabic has a significant influence in religious contexts.

ar-ma: Moroccan Arabic, located in North Africa, differs considerably from other regional Arabic dialects but is quite popular in the North African region.

ar-dz: This is Algerian Arabic. Algeria is one of the largest countries in Africa by area and has a large population; Algerian Arabic is also part of North African dialects and holds considerable influence.

ar-iq: This is Iraqi Arabic, which resembles the Arabic spoken in the Levant region (countries like Syria and Lebanon) and has a long historical and cultural background.

ar-kw: Kuwaiti Arabic may be from a small country but wields certain influence in the Gulf region due to its economic strength.

ar-tn: Tunisian Arabic shares similarities with Algerian and Moroccan dialects and falls under North African Arabic as well.