Need for translators

par **Olivier** » 30 Mar 2006, 21:51

Chauve-Souris a écrit:are you really from Colorado or Ohio?

Never been there

As for the menu:

episodes list -> episode list
serie -> show (appears 3 times)
logs -> history
derived products -> merchandise
Format sequence MIDI -> MIDI sequence format
Click on reading -> Click on play button

par **Olivier** » 29 Mar 2006, 20:54

Some little things I noticed on the home page:

The Site of Code Lyoko -> The Code Lyoko Site
in bottom -> at the bottom
Aired of Code Lyoko -> Airing of Code Lyoko
monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday -> Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
feed RSS -> RSS feed
Opéra -> Opera

par **Pete** » 29 Mar 2006, 18:39

garooob a écrit:Really? I don't see them...

It's fixed

http://www.codelyoko.net/ENG/Places.htm

par **Sonic Hachelle-Bee** » 29 Mar 2006, 16:54

Pete> Ahh! Much better.

*Pete, or how to make Sonic become a Knuckles like hedgehog with tomatoes*

par **Pete** » 29 Mar 2006, 14:48

Sonic Hachelle-Bee a écrit:It's a fact, only bad French-to-English translated websites mention "Welcome on" really (translator programs powaaa!). What's about making our beloved website look a bit more serious for newcomers?

Yes, the index page was first translated by Ben or Quentin with a translation programme (:x beurrrk) before I took on the english section. Then I corrected it (a lot of mistakes :pale:

), but i didn't point out this detail...

*ready for some tomatoes in the face*

Why not ? Some tomato juice on your blue fur... :twisted:

par **Sonic Hachelle-Bee** » 29 Mar 2006, 14:36

Really, that's good, I have to say. Nice work! I really can't do anything better.

But once going to the English section, I was a little surprised by a small detail that still unfixed:

"Welcome on www.codelyoko.net"

Well, I know there are some mistakes, and that's just normal (even on french or spanish sections). But hey, that's just nice to wecome new people properly, huh? What's about:

"Welcome to www.codelyoko.net"

It's a fact, only bad French-to-English translated websites mention "Welcome on" really (translator programs powaaa!). What's about making our beloved website look a bit more serious for newcomers?

*ready for some tomatoes right on the face*

par **Pete** » 29 Mar 2006, 11:27

Anonymous a écrit:At the bottom of each text, and over to the right somewhat (on mine, anyway).
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I did that only when the text was already signed (in the characters' descriptions especially) ; I can mention Garooob in the index of the descriptions of places, or add general thanks.

par **Invité** » 29 Mar 2006, 07:11

garooob a écrit:Really? I don't see them...

At the bottom of each text, and over to the right somewhat (on mine, anyway).
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par **garooob** » 29 Mar 2006, 07:04

Really? I don't see them...

par **Chauve-Souris** » 29 Mar 2006, 06:01

garooob a écrit:Cool! Is there a section where it mentions us translators?

The translator is credited at the end of each text. And, of course, we will all be named in the Pulitzer Prizes for Literature when they are awarded.

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par **garooob** » 29 Mar 2006, 04:18

Cool! Is there a section where it mentions us translators?

par **exo** » 29 Mar 2006, 04:16

I love the pictures for the three sections! Who created them? I would like to tell them what an astounding job they did.

par **Pete** » 29 Mar 2006, 04:02

Here are the links :

to the French section : http://www.codelyoko.net/FRA/
to the english one : http://www.codelyoko.net/ENG/
to the spanish one : http://www.codelyoko.net/ESP/

par **garooob** » 29 Mar 2006, 02:59

You're welcome! It was fun!

par **Pete** » 29 Mar 2006, 02:58

Typy's right.

I thank, in the name of the whole team : Chauve-Souris and Garooob, who translated texts ; Exo, who fixed some of my translations ; Sonic Hachelle-Bee, who wrote an Aelita's description.
Your help was very useful and nice

par **Typy** » 29 Mar 2006, 02:47

I not speack good english... :oops:

but thank you! thank you very much!

par **garooob** » 28 Mar 2006, 08:38

Phew, I got my part done! I hope it's decent.

par **Pete** » 27 Mar 2006, 00:03

kagetsu a écrit:In case you need it soon,,, I may have failed you.

Don't worry, i need it soon, so I 'll ask somebody else to do the work. Thanks to warn me.

par **kagetsu** » 26 Mar 2006, 22:57

I thought I'd have more time on the weekends, but I'm getting shaghied the past two and next will be even worse,,, then there's that report I have to finish soon. I thought I'd have it done by now but I want to warn you I'm not as good at it as I thought I would be. In case you need it soon,,, I may have failed you. :cry:

par **Pete** » 17 Mar 2006, 18:50

kagetsu a écrit:I'm a little shy about correcting someones English here, but I'm also available as a proofreader to bring semantics and such in line. Actual translation is not my strength.

Ok, I'm sending to you some english to correct

par **Chauve-Souris** » 17 Mar 2006, 09:22

Sonic Hachelle-Bee a écrit:And that's why:
SHB a écrit:What's not funny here is that we should have been warned sooner... Now, this website translation looks quite rushed.

The whole website would require a nice Spring cleaning, especially with season 2. Good thing to have a deadline and have some plans, but I don't really want to do that exercise 2 times, just because the first one was rushed. Think about it...

Geez, I never know what's going on.... What's this about a deadline, and rushing to do this project? I don't see anything on yumi'04 about a larger issue -- do I need to go to the Site to get the full picture? (The Site is a pain when you're on dial-up, so I generally avoid it.)
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par **kagetsu** » 16 Mar 2006, 23:11

I'm a little shy about correcting someones English here, but I'm also available as a proofreader to bring semantics and such in line. Actual translation is not my strength.

par **Sonic Hachelle-Bee** » 16 Mar 2006, 11:38

And that's why:

SHB a écrit:What's not funny here is that we should have been warned sooner... Now, this website translation looks quite rushed.

The whole website would require a nice Spring cleaning, especially with season 2. Good thing to have a deadline and have some plans, but I don't really want to do that exercise 2 times, just because the first one was rushed. Think about it...

par **Pete** » 16 Mar 2006, 11:35

Chauve-Souris a écrit:But, anyhoo, THIS, yumi2004, is "Quentin's forum", right? So is "his website" also primarily about Code Lyoko? Should we already know (i.e., URL of) his existing website? Are we talking about www.codelyoko.net, or otherwise?

Sorry, I didn't specify it :pale:

. This is http://www.codelyoko.net/FRA/

Anyhoo, I'd be glad to help out if I can....

Ok, I send you some work

Sonic Hachelle-Bee a écrit:What's not funny here is that we should have been warned sooner... Now, this website translation looks quite rushed.

I DO agree with you... I was warned only on monday that the translation achievement was null, so I decided to recruit a translation team here and I took on the coordination.

par **Sonic Hachelle-Bee** » 16 Mar 2006, 09:06

Gringo a écrit:Sonic Hachelle-Bee is a very good french anglophone...

Hey Gringo! Do you really think I'm THAT good? Anyway, thank you.

CS a écrit:Pete: Your use of the Uncle Sam poster was a riot!

What's funny here is that I have even not noticed it wasn't a part of his signature...

What's not funny here is that we should have been warned sooner... Now, this website translation looks quite rushed.

CS a écrit:Are we talking about www.codelyoko.net, or otherwise?

Sure! ^^

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