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New Indonesian translation: importing and exporting components #345

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aroyan commented Apr 26, 2023

Thanks for the suggestion @r17x. I have a question, what about usage of import/eksport? Should I use it with t or not? I've seen some translation is using impor/ekspor but the glossary is using it with t, so I'm not so sure which one to use

- Use `impor/ekspor` instead of `import/eksport`
- Use `Ilmuwan` the standard one instead of `Ilmuan`
- Fix grammatical error

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A minor suggestion.

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@aroyan I have a question, what about usage of import/eksport? Should I use it with t or not? I've seen some translation is using impor/ekspor but the glossary is using it with t, so I'm not so sure which one to use

About this one (not sure if already clarified or not in this PR), we can check and discuss it here: #337 (comment)

The official pair from KBBI are impor and ekspor.

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aroyan commented Apr 28, 2023

@aroyan I have a question, what about usage of import/eksport? Should I use it with t or not? I've seen some translation is using impor/ekspor but the glossary is using it with t, so I'm not so sure which one to use

About this one (not sure if already clarified or not in this PR), we can check and discuss it here: #337 (comment)

The official pair from KBBI are impor and ekspor.

@mazipan said to use impor/ekspor, and I've updated it yesterday

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@mazipan said to use impor/ekspor, and I've updated it yesterday

Yes impor/ekspor has been confirmed.

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Let's be ready to merge.

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@r17x your requested changes have been resolved.

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