Comment 7 for bug 719101

I do agree with you, the only solution I can imagine should be
to use some "digital esperanto" instead of english. Because
english is so often frenchglish, spanglish, germglish, niponglish,
even en_us ;))

xrg a écrit :
> On Thursday 05 May 2011, you wrote:
>
>> Translation reviewed using "zone de temps"...
>> "zone de temps" sounds quite odd,
>> how do you like "Intervalle" or "Période" ?
>>
>>
> A humble remark: whatever translation you use for "timesheet", you should
> remember that it must be /separated/ enough from other similar meanings.
>
> I see this problem all the time with the Greek translation: we find a common
> word to translate 'region', but then, that word ends up being the same as the
> translation of 'area'. So, we need to have a less common word in both cases,
> to make sure the users won't mix the two meanings.
>
>

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