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openmw/files/data/l10n/Calendar/sv.yaml
Alexei Kotov 309201934a Fix Calendar localizations in German, Swedish and Russian
The proper translations for some lines can't come from data/l10n/Calendar variants of the files as these are overridden and aren't included to begin with
Capitalize Dag in Swedish localization
Add all missing lines in Russian localization
Properly supply all localization files
2024-05-17 02:55:56 +03:00

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# Swedish does not actually upper-case first letter on months and weekday names, so I'm doing them lower case right now.
month1: "januari"
month2: "februari"
month3: "mars"
month4: "april"
month5: "maj"
month6: "juni"
month7: "juli"
month8: "augusti"
month9: "september"
month10: "oktober"
month11: "november"
month12: "december"
# There are no different grammatical forms of the months in Swedish
monthInGenitive1: "januari"
monthInGenitive2: "februari"
monthInGenitive3: "mars"
monthInGenitive4: "april"
monthInGenitive5: "maj"
monthInGenitive6: "juni"
monthInGenitive7: "juli"
monthInGenitive8: "augusti"
monthInGenitive9: "september"
monthInGenitive10: "oktober"
monthInGenitive11: "november"
monthInGenitive12: "december"
# Standard Swedish date format: d MMMM YYYY
# Source: http://www4.sprakochfolkminnen.se/cgi-bin/srfl/visasvar.py?sok=datum&svar=26089
# Example: "23 februari 1337"
dateFormat: "{day} {month} {year, number, :: group-off}"
# The Swedish week starts with monday actually, but whatever.
weekday1: "söndag"
weekday2: "måndag"
weekday3: "tisdag"
weekday4: "onsdag"
weekday5: "torsdag"
weekday6: "fredag"
weekday7: "lördag"
# In Swedish, as with German, we don't use AM/PM but instead a 24h clock.
# But instead of that, we could use "förmiddag" and "eftermiddag", which is basically "morning" and "afternoon"
am: "förmiddag"
pm: "eftermiddag"
day: "Dag"