New languages in DSJ 4

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J.MIRO
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New languages in DSJ 4

Post by J.MIRO »

Whether in beta 2 (or final version) they will be new languages?
Polish
German
Finnish
Slovakia?
kitrak
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Post by kitrak »

Well, I can help in translating to Polish, Russian and Slovak.
magnevox
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Post by magnevox »

fundamental question, what for?
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lukicabukica
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Post by lukicabukica »

i can help translating slovenian cause im from slovenia
kitrak
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Post by kitrak »

magnevox wrote:fundamental question, what for?
Aren't there any players from Poland, Russia and Slovakia?
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Post by magnevox »

Yes, they are, but this game is very simply and english enough
kitrak
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Post by kitrak »

Yes, but as you can see on this board, unfortunately many people from Poland can't use English properly, so it just would be more understandable for them.
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Post by RobertKranjecFAN »

lukicabukica wrote:i can help translating slovenian cause im from slovenia
so can i! i am also from slovenia
Djaq
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Post by Djaq »

kitrak wrote:Yes, but as you can see on this board, unfortunately many people from Poland can't use English properly, so it just would be more understandable for them.
<hahaha> :D It's not problem to learn ten "very simply" words. Do not make idiots of our compatriots!!! Everyone knows how to play so the translations is not needed... :evil:
J.MIRO
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Post by J.MIRO »

You are know, in DSJ3 much other languages.
I hope that will be POLISH!
I got used to polish in DSJ3.
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Post by Tongmyong »

DSJ doesn't use a complicated English, many of them are basic words. So, doing translations would be a waste of time, in my opinion.
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J.MIRO
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Post by J.MIRO »

Tongmyong wrote:DSJ doesn't use a complicated English, many of them are basic words. So, doing translations would be a waste of time, in my opinion.
In DSJ3 nobody he didn't pity the work above languages!
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Post by Thanatos »

DSJ3 as available in six languages and the menu hasn't changed much... it should be easy for so called Mr. Jussi to "translate" it by himself. So... what's your problem anyway? Even if in Beta-2 there is no translation available at all, I'm sure the first stable release of DSJ4 will have such things implemented.
And of course, there is no need for more languages in Beta-2, because it'll be released for testing purposes only. Not for fun, eh? Furthermore everybody should be able to find "World Cup" and "Training", even those weird polish guys.
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J.MIRO
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Post by J.MIRO »

Yes, in DSJ3 beta was only English.
DSJ4 in full be polish!
Dan Ionescu
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Post by Dan Ionescu »

I would be able to contribute to a Romanian translation, but I think it'd be pointless unless more Romanian players register the game.
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