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Update es.json #672

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@josemmo josemmo commented Mar 14, 2014

Changed from formal ("Usted") to colloquial ("tú")
Updated some strings which were updated in "en.json"

Changed from formal ("Usted") to coloquial ("tú")
Updated some strings which were updated in "en.json"
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Subv commented Mar 14, 2014

I don't think video should have a tilde

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josemmo commented Mar 14, 2014

According to RAE, "vídeo" it's OK, but I think both words are accepted. http://lema.rae.es/drae/?val=v%C3%ADdeo

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yeah but I think is better the way it´s was before, with usted or vos. I know that some people use different spanish but we can´t lost time with this...becouse we can´t all agree. It depends where are you from but there is no wrong words...so why to change? video, descargala y subtítulos quedaba mejor antes.

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Both are accepted, I prefer vídeo.

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scumah commented Mar 14, 2014

In my opinion, with the app having no country-specific languages support, Standard Spanish, used mostly everywhere in this cases, should be the choice. Of course, since the team is based in Argentina, they may feel more confortable using their Spanish, which is completely rightful.

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josemmo commented Mar 15, 2014

I agree with scumah. I propose creating two language files: "es-419.json" for Latin America and "es.json" for Standard Spanish.
In fact, most popular apps have both alternatives and movies are dubbed in Spanish for Latin America and Spanish for Spain.

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josemmo commented Mar 15, 2014

Wait... I've just realised this project is closed. http://getpopcornti.me

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