Personal video folder should be renamed to Video when installing in Cuba country

[Rafael Jacobo Hidalgo Urbino]

When we install Ubuntu in Cuba we select during the install process that our country is Cuba and that our language is Spanish, the problem is that our personal video folder in Ubuntu is called "Vídeo", but in Cuba we pronounce and write it as "Video" not "Vídeo", problem is in the "í". People in Spain pronounce Vídeo, but that is in Spain not in Cuba, so I think that if we install Ubuntu and select Cuba as our country during the install process our video folder should be renamed to Video.
I hope you understand this bug, in Cuba we pronounce and write: Video not Vídeo, that should be the name of our video folder. So the small fix is:

Rename video folder to "Video" if we select Cuba as our country during the install process. I think this bug should be submited here. Sorry about my English, I speak Spanish.
Greetings and thanks for you work.

[Chris Wilson (notgary-deactivatedaccount)]

Thanks a lot for reporting this, however a Papercut must affect the majority of users, and localisation issues, by their nature, cannot do this. I have, however, forwarded this to the localisation team.

[Fibonacci (fibonacci-prower)]

The same is true in Colombia, and I would guess most of Latin America.
"Vídeo", apparently, is only preferred in Spain (about 9% of the Spanish-speaking population worldwide).

[Carlos Joel Delgado Pizarro (c0x6a)]

On Sat, Aug 4, 2012 at 12:36 PM, Fibonacci <email address hidden>wrote:

> The same is true in Colombia, and I would guess most of Latin America.
> "Vídeo", apparently, is only preferred in Spain (about 9% of the
> Spanish-speaking population worldwide).
>
>
I agree, in Latin America *Video* es written and pronounced with a simple
«i», and not using the «í» with accent mark.

[Adolfo Jayme Barrientos (fitojb)]

Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make Ubuntu better. This change should be discussed with upstream GNOME translators, as we follow some conventions for translating certain terms and this is one of them.

If you wish, please start a topic in the GNOME Spanish translation team's mailing list at <email address hidden> to start discussing this change and apply it where most original translations come from and all Linux distros can benefit from the correction.

Thanks!

[Rafael Jacobo Hidalgo Urbino (rjhidalgo-s)]

OK, thanks for your efforts, I will start a new topic in <email address hidden> as Adolfo suggested me.