On Sunday, 11 בApril 2010 00:27:47 Alexander Smirnov wrote:

I created both variants banner. Oron - http://inkscaper.fedorapeople.org/Fedora13/countdown-banner/png/fedora13-

countdown-banner-he-1.png

1. After discussing it, we jointly agreed that the first alternative is better. 2. Elad correctly pointed a visual glitch that shows in both proposals: The numerals appear *below* the words and it would be better if they appear *above* them (like other languages). It isn't a show stopper but if you can still fix it, that would be really nice.

Thank you and sorry about the mess.

Elad - http://inkscaper.fedorapeople.org/Fedora13/countdown-banner/png/fedora13-

countdown-banner-he-2.png

Please select one. We have little time before placing it on the site.

Thanks, Alexander.

2010/4/10 Oron Peled oron@actcom.co.il

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On Friday, 9 בApril 2010 15:49:25 אלעד wrote:

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2010/4/9 אלעד el.il@doom.co.il

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... Translations for Hebrew code he_IL (The following line should be read

from

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Right to left, and it's recommended to align it to right while

reading):

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יום, יומיים, 3 ימים, 4 ימים, 5 ימים ... 35 ימים.

Sorry, there was an error with my translation. here is a better one:

יום 1 , 2 ימים, ... , 35 ימים. ... In the case of יום 1, the word should be above the number, and not

below.

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(in other cases the word should be below the number).

Elad, it looks like we just confuse Alexander by sending him contradictory instructions. Please read first what I sent 10 days ago:

http://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/trans/2010-March/007310.html

(BTW: in that translation there was no ordering problem like you try to fix now).

I now CC'ed our (very quiet) fedora-he-list so we can continue discuss Hebrew alternatives there, without bothering Alexander and the rest of the fine people with the intricacies of Hebrew numbering ;-)

Than Alexander would get a single translation.

Thanks,

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