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Translation Group: Spanish

Heather225 March 16th, 2020

@tranquilbear14
@Neisha93
@strength2seethrough
@Dajia215
@azuladragon34
@bouncyVoice4149
@Jem7Cups
@strawberrybrave298
@colorfulWaterfall1157
@LeidyInBlue
@EasternElegance
@PaloP

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SoulfullyAButterfly September 9th, 2020

Welcome to the team:

@HannahChu777
@enchantedlove
@Ebonee
@Sun158
@ann12720
@Stacey101G
@isaguzn90
@ThankYouForLettingMeTryingToHelp
@unassuming345
@CreativeCake2163
@LJMartin01

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creativeCake2163 September 9th, 2020

Hello!
I have a question.
Although most translations are very well done, there are a couple that refer to the same thing but different terms are used for the same thing once translated.
Eg:
"Try A Personalized Path" is translated as "Intenta un Camino Personalizado"
Thats's ok, but below; "Progress Path Error (100) - Please contact support@7cupsoftea.com" is translated as "Error en la ruta de progreso (100) - Por favor, contacta a support@7cupsoftea.com".
Although both translations are correct, I think that the translation has to be uniform, and the same word has to be used in both cases.
We will continue using "camino", "ruta" or some other term such as "sendero"?
Regards! I hope I didn't sound rude, I didn't mean to :)

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SoulfullyAButterfly November 5th, 2020

@creativeCake2163 Hi there, just seeing this! I'm not fluent in Spanish but would recommend using terms that best support the context so if the uniform term keeps the context, you are welcome to use it!

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SoulfullyAButterfly November 5th, 2020

Welcome to the team!

@Jenna @HappyFrogDog

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HappyFrogDog November 6th, 2020

@SoulfullyAButterfly

Jenna November 7th, 2020

@SoulfullyAButterfly

Thanks a bunch!

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