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Feat: Added ukrainian formal and informal localization #392

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Added ukrainian localisation in formal and informal formats

@hulkabob hulkabob changed the title Feat: Added ukrainian formal and informal localisation Feat: Added ukrainian formal and informal localization Feb 4, 2024
@TomBursch TomBursch added the localization Translations and similar label Feb 9, 2024
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Hey, thanks for wanting to contribute! Is it a common thing to have formal and informal translations in Ukraine? Weblate won't like having a language it doesn't know. If you say it's common/required I'll merge it anyway, but otherwise I would prefer to stick to the language codes weblate knows:

  • Ukrainian (uk)
  • Ukrainian (ukr_UA)
  • Russian (Ukraine) (ru_UA)

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I guess this is superseded by #408 and #401?

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I guess this is superseded by #408 and #401?

Yes, you are correct. Closing this one.

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