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    pjkoeleman @j.e.f.f
    last edited by Aug 17, 2017, 7:30 PM

    @j.e.f.f
    I think that is awesome, for a Dutch person.

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      willfri @j.e.f.f
      last edited by Aug 17, 2017, 10:18 PM

      @j.e.f.f said in Help Translating Word Clock:

      Question: Since we’re using 12 hour time instead of 24, is it customary to specify what part of the day it’s in? For example, in the French translation, it would say “Il est cinq heures du matin,” or “It’s five o’clock in the morning.” Similarly you’d append “de l’après midi” for the afternoon, and “du soir” for in the evening.

      I’m not sure if it’s needing. In German it would be

      • Night: “Es ist zwei Uhr nachts”
      • Morning: “Es ist sieben Uhr morgens”
      • Afternoon: “Es ist drei Uhr nachmittags”
      • Evening: “Es ist neun Uhr abends”

      But for the other times without “Uhr” it sounds in my opinion wired: “Es ist viertel nach zwei nachts”
      I don’t know how other German people see it.

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        j.e.f.f Project Sponsor Module Developer @willfri
        last edited by Aug 17, 2017, 10:51 PM

        @willfri thanks. I think I’ll leave it as is then.

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          strawberry 3.141 Project Sponsor Module Developer @j.e.f.f
          last edited by strawberry 3.141 Aug 18, 2017, 9:17 AM Aug 18, 2017, 6:53 AM

          @j.e.f.f There is a shop about 30 minutes drive which sells a word clock, but I’m not sure if it was in german or english. Anyways if I’ll get there I will take a photo so we can see how they arranged the layout.

          EDIT: I found a picture online of the shop, looks like they have swissgerman, english and german. I could try to create a swissgerman translation. But switzerland has so many dialects and there are no rules how you write words down as far as I know, because they have to write in german but they speak in swissgerman. I will give it a try.

          0_1503040494513_wordclock.jpg

          EDIT 2: need to investigate why it’s not showing the characters äöü, because the font supports it. Some encoding stuff should be the issue.

          0_1503046073696_swissgerman.png

          EDIT 3: https://github.com/fewieden/MMM-MyWordClock I have to leave now. Will create the tall version and pr later.

          0_1503047827611_DE_CH_16x9.jpg

          Please create a github issue if you need help, so I can keep track

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            pjkoeleman
            last edited by Aug 18, 2017, 11:38 AM

            @willfri @strawberry-3-141
            Is the translation of 13:20 okee, I would say “Es ist zehn vor halb zwei”?

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              j.e.f.f Project Sponsor Module Developer @strawberry 3.141
              last edited by Aug 18, 2017, 1:01 PM

              @strawberry-3.141 This is amazing! Thanks for this. Let me know when the tall version is available and I’ll merge it in

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                willfri @pjkoeleman
                last edited by Aug 18, 2017, 2:10 PM

                @pjkoeleman Yes, “Es ist zehn vor halb zwei” would be better as “Es ist zwanzig nach eins”

                P 1 Reply Last reply Aug 18, 2017, 2:22 PM Reply Quote 1
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                  pjkoeleman @willfri
                  last edited by Aug 18, 2017, 2:22 PM

                  @willfri
                  Then we have to ask @j-e-f-f if he will changes this in the German language.

                  Disclamer : Ich bin nur hier, um mein Deutsch zu üben.

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                    A Former User
                    last edited by Aug 18, 2017, 2:28 PM

                    I am ashamed to tell this, I’m living in Germany for years but cannot speak any Deutsche. :)

                    You can see this.
                    https://learn-german-easily.com/tell-time-in-german

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                      j.e.f.f Project Sponsor Module Developer @pjkoeleman
                      last edited by Aug 18, 2017, 2:30 PM

                      @pjkoeleman Yep I’ll take care of this. Thanks for pointing this out!

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