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This page explains how to import glossary and work with it in Pootle.
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This page explains how to work with glossary in Pootle.
  
  
== Get a glossary ==
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== Glossary Matching in Pootle ==
There are two ways to get glossary:
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Community can maintain their own terminology with 'Terminology' project in Pootle.
* From SunGloss
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: If community don't have previous translation or own TM, they can use TM from SunGloss as a glossary.
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* From Community's own glossary
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=== Create a Terminology project ===
: If community have their own glossary, it can be uploaded to Pootle.
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1. Community request Pootle admin to create a Terminology project for their language.<br>
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2. Pootle admin create the project for the language and configure proper privilege. <br>
  
== Upload glossary to Pootle ==
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=== Maintain Terminology ===
Community send a request to Pootle admin to upload glossary for their language.
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Under Terminology project, user can find a po file, which is generally named as 'pootle-terminology.po'. Only user who has proper privilege can modify the terminology file. <br>
  
=== From SunGloss ===
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=== Work with Terminology ===
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Once a Terminology project is successfully setup in Pootle, related translations from the terminology file are displayed as suggestions in translation page.
  
1. Community request to upload TM to Pootle.<br>
 
2. Pootle admin exports TM(tmx format) from SunGloss and upload it to Pootle.
 
  
=== From Community's own glossary ===
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== Translation Memory in Pootle ==
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Pootle also supports TM(Translation Memory) during on-line translation.
  
1. Community send their glossary to Pootle admin.<br>
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=== Create TM ===
2. Pootle admin upload it to Pootle.
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Community can create TM from the latest translations in Pootle.
  
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* Go to Pootle and download all the contents of the project you want.
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* make a new directory and unzip the downloaded archive under the directory.
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* Convert the po files to a tmx file using [https://docs.translatehouse.org/projects/translate-toolkit/en/latest/commands/po2tmx.html?id=toolkit/po2tmx po2tmx].
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:Example) po2tmx -l [langcode] [dir of po] [output tmx]
  
== Work with Glossary ==
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TM can be used for off-line translation or uploaded to Pootle for on-line translation.
  
Once glossary is successfully uploaded to Pootle, related translations are displayed as suggestions to aid translators in translation page.
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=== Upload TM to Pootle ===
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Community request Pootle admin to upload TM for their language.
  
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* Community send their glossary(tmx format or a po compendium) to Pootle admin.
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* Pootle admin convert it to .tm format files and upload to Pootle.
  
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=== Work with TM ===
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Once TM is successfully uploaded to Pootle, related translations from TM are displayed as suggestions in translation page.
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Latest revision as of 14:30, 16 March 2021

This page explains how to work with glossary in Pootle.


Glossary Matching in Pootle

Community can maintain their own terminology with 'Terminology' project in Pootle.

Create a Terminology project

1. Community request Pootle admin to create a Terminology project for their language.
2. Pootle admin create the project for the language and configure proper privilege.

Maintain Terminology

Under Terminology project, user can find a po file, which is generally named as 'pootle-terminology.po'. Only user who has proper privilege can modify the terminology file.

Work with Terminology

Once a Terminology project is successfully setup in Pootle, related translations from the terminology file are displayed as suggestions in translation page.


Translation Memory in Pootle

Pootle also supports TM(Translation Memory) during on-line translation.

Create TM

Community can create TM from the latest translations in Pootle.

  • Go to Pootle and download all the contents of the project you want.
  • make a new directory and unzip the downloaded archive under the directory.
  • Convert the po files to a tmx file using po2tmx.
Example) po2tmx -l [langcode] [dir of po] [output tmx]

TM can be used for off-line translation or uploaded to Pootle for on-line translation.

Upload TM to Pootle

Community request Pootle admin to upload TM for their language.

  • Community send their glossary(tmx format or a po compendium) to Pootle admin.
  • Pootle admin convert it to .tm format files and upload to Pootle.

Work with TM

Once TM is successfully uploaded to Pootle, related translations from TM are displayed as suggestions in translation page.

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