Add Bhojpuri translation for README
Summary Add a Bhojpuri translation of the main README file to improve accessibility for Bhojpuri-speaking developers.
Changes
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Created /readme/bho.md
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Added Bhojpuri entry to i18n.json
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Linked Bhojpuri README in the language list section of the root README.md
Context Bhojpuri is spoken by over 50 million people across India and abroad. This addition will make Lingo.dev more inclusive and encourage regional contributions.
Please assign this issue to me. I’d like to work on it.
@khrishChauhan may I ask to stop tagging me? I have nothing in common with this project.
Hi @khrishChauhan, I am interested in working on this issue. I'll follow the steps you've outlined and refer to the project's contributing guidelines. If you have any additional instructions or preferences for the Bhojpuri translation structure or content, please let me know. Thank you!
Hello @khrishChauhan , I would like to resolve this. Could you please assign this issue to me?
Looking forward to the PR @khrishChauhan
Hey @khrishChauhan can you raise a PR for this?
If not, I'll have to assign to someone else. @SiarheiFedartsou @Snehith-0607 @gagan052 are you folks still interested?
If yes, please drop a comment down below. I'll assign it to the first person who comments assuming this stays unresponsive.
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Hey @sumitsaurabh927 I would like to work on it. Could you assign this issue to me
hey @sumitsaurabh927 , this sounds great . I am eager to contribute to the project !
Hello 👋 Added Bhojpuri translation to improve accessibility for regional developers. Please review and let me know if any changes are needed. Thank you!
#1488