Add zh-tw Locale File for Traditional Chinese Translation

[bee0511]

Hi there,

I'm a native Traditional Chinese speaker interested in contributing to the Nettacker project. As a first-time contributor, I've started looking into the localization files and noticed that there is no zh-tw.yaml locale file in the nettacker/locale directory. I want to contribute by providing a Traditional Chinese translation.

However, I observed a discrepancy in the number of lines between the existing locale files:

• en.yaml contains 127 lines
• zh-cn.yaml contains 194 lines

Could someone please clarify which file should be used as the base for the zh-tw.yaml translation? Should I align with the content of en.yaml or follow the more extensive zh-cn.yaml version?

Thank you for your guidance, and I'm excited to contribute!

[Soumyaditya25]

Hi @bee0511 , there is Chinese translation file already exists. Could you please clarify why we need to add a new one? Do you have any suggestions for improvement ?

[bee0511]

Hi, @Soumyaditya25, thanks for your response!

Because the words and phrases used in Simplified and Traditional Chinese are different, and not all Traditional Chinese speakers understand Simplified Chinese, I want to add a Traditional Chinese version.

I also noticed that the difference in the number of lines between the Simplified Chinese and English files is because the Chinese file has many unused parameters. For example, the thread_number_warning parameter was deleted from the English file in commit 5024f1a.

I have two suggestions:

1. Add a Traditional Chinese locale so that Traditional Chinese users can use Nettacker more easily.
2. Clean up the unused parameters in the Simplified Chinese file so that its content matches the English version more closely.

[Soumyaditya25]

@bee0511 The suggestion for improvement is appreciated but I believe you can just update the existing Chinese file instead of adding a new one.