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Hi, anyone who speaks German, Spanish, French or Dutch I need a little help. I hired a translation service to translate my flash game into those 4 languages but I forgot to include the button labels so I used Google Translate for them. Can you verify the translations, please? Although I'm sure they're laughably wrong. German ----------------------------------------- Play - Spielen How To Play - Wie Man Spielt Credits - Danksagungen More Games - Mehr Spiele Dutch ------------------------------------------ Play - Spelen How To Play - Hoe Je Het Spel Credits - Dankbetuigingen More Games - Meer Spellen French ----------------------------------------- Play - Jouer How To Play - Comment Jouer Credits - Crédits More Games - Plus De Jeux Spanish ----------------------------------------- Play - Jugar How To Play - Aprende A Jugar Credits - Créditos More Games - Más Juegos |
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@Spanish: the "How to Play" could also be "Como Jugar", which shares a much more similar meaning than what you already have there. |
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FYI: online automatic translations to Dutch are generally attrocious, and this is no exception. :-? DUTCH: Play - either 'Spelen' or 'Speel', both are used in this context. How to Play - 'Hoe te spelen', although that does sound a tad awkward to me. You may want to consider an alternative, like 'Spel Handleiding' (game manual), 'Instructies' (instructions) or 'Uitleg' (explanation) (your automatic translation was missing a verb, and just said "how you the game". Credits - Credits (dankbetuigingen = "Expression of thanks", very formal and not a word anyone would use) More Games - Meer Spellen |
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Thanks guys, I'm going to go with "Instructions", no grammar issues with that. Hopefully we've got some French and German speakers here. |
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If you want italian...Italian ----------------------------------------- Play - Gioca How To Play - Come giocare Credits - Riconoscimenti More Games - Altri giochi |
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Thanks degac, I'm planning on adding Italian in the future. |