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Update German for informal style #74

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@Eitot Eitot commented Jan 6, 2017

Apple switched to an informal style in macOS Sierra. There were two untranslated strings as well.

@@ -154,10 +154,12 @@ Rechtsklick, um das Menü anzuzeigen</target>
</trans-unit>
<trans-unit id="Disable menu bar icon highlight color">
<source>Disable menu bar icon highlight color</source>
<target>Auswahlfarbe im Statusmenü nicht anzeigen</target>
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I would reword this a bit to e.g.

Keine Auswahlfarbe in der Menüleiste anzeigen

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I changed it.

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The formulation is still not very specific. It probably should be something like ‘Keine Auswahlfarbe beim Klicken des Statusmenüs anzeigen’.

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Thanks 👍

I didn't even notice that macOS uses "du" now everywhere 😉

@newmarcel newmarcel merged commit 1f11647 into newmarcel:master Dec 30, 2017
@Eitot Eitot deleted the german branch December 30, 2017 14:10
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