As I used FusionInvoice until recently, I kind of made the first spanish translation and keept improving it until now. There are some concepts that really matters for spanish (Spain) user that goes different for Latin American users, and the tool to translate does not have this kind of localizations.
So, I updated the translation and provide the file for whoever wants to use it. Feel free to copy, improve or do anything you want.
I colaborated with project Gnome before, so most of conventions are from its official guide.
It has, we just didn’t enable another spanish dialect as of now.
If your translation is the one spoken in Spain, to what other dialect should I put the existing translation? (the opinion of every spanish speaker is welcome, of course)
I can select one of those:
es-ES Spanish
es-EM Spanish (Modern)
es-AR Spanish, Argentina
es-BO Spanish, Bolivia
es-CL Spanish, Chile
es-CO Spanish, Colombia
es-CR Spanish, Costa Rica
es-DO Spanish, Dominican Republic
es-EC Spanish, Ecuador
es-SV Spanish, El Salvador
es-GT Spanish, Guatemala
es-HN Spanish, Honduras
es-MX Spanish, Mexico
es-NI Spanish, Nicaragua
es-PA Spanish, Panama
es-PY Spanish, Paraguay
es-PE Spanish, Peru
es-PR Spanish, Puerto Rico
es-US Spanish, United States
es-UY Spanish, Uruguay
es-VE Spanish, Venezuela
Both spanish es_Es and es_EM are the same. The rest of es_LANG are 90% common (and everything’s understandable), so you can use the same file as a base, but there a few words, specially the ones refer to taxes, IRS and VAT which are different for some countries.
Maybe latin american spanish have more common words among them, but with Castillian Spanish (Spain from Europe) there’s many differences.
Many thanks! I just updated the file and made some improvements. Is there any way to automatic import again? (or maybe I’ll just take a look to the Crowdin).
Thanks too. No, not at the moment.
There is an API and a command line tool. In the future I wanted to have some sort of (auto-)updater for the languages (with the API). But for now it’s all manual, resp. completly translated languages are shipped with the next release.