English To Russian Translator App

[Caterina Haggins]

Wewill definitely discuss this issue with the translation agency and forward your feedback. I was already a little bit concerned when I noticed that the Russian translations were done outside of Crowdin. We never got a single question from the Russian translator which is a red flag to me because there are plenty of English source strings that are quite hard to translate without any context.

I note that I am not a professional translator and I do not speak English very well, but I have been an active user of the forum engine for several years and I am directly interested in high-quality Russian translation.

If necessary, I could add my 5 cents to the list of questions for translators, but in general I agree with @hiddenseal: some terms in the new translation look very strange, without any connection with the context.

@meglio

I have been using the forum engine since December 2019 and at the same time I took part in the translation on precisely because I was also not satisfied with the quality of the Russian translation available at that time.

It would be great if you could share your experience and point out specific existing inaccuracies (excluding changes made by the translation agency since October 2022) and together we could solve all translation problems much more efficiently.

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We have asked that other kinds of objects get shown in the Outliner (hierarchal organizer,) such as Section Planes (which are difficult to control if they are hidden or associated with a layer that is switched off.)

But generally, I try to use the Bing translator for computer terms, rather than the Google translator. The Bing translator (formerly the Microsoft Translator,) seems to give better translations for geeky things.

When some text has not been translated, Anki will fall back on another language in your preferred languages list. It can sometimes take translators a while to catch up with the latest strings, but they should be included in a future update.

F*ck geese? Seriously? Obsidian, you have some explaining to do. A little bit of digging reveals homage to a strange new Russian meme. My friend and translator, Ausir, suggests that Obsidian may have simply did a Google Image Search for "Russian Fire Warning" and came up with the image.

The trailer turned into an awesome viral video for all the post-Soviet gamers who understand Russian. It travels over the Runet insanely fast. Actually I have discovered an Alpha Protocol site, and therefore, this forum, cause of my curiosity about that fire warning. Is it an Obsidian PR trick?

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