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If you want to contribute to a "localized APL-Terminology", you are welcome to extend this table. Please keep the entries in sensible alphabetic order (related to the names listed in the "English"-column. If you are not satisfied with a translation, please post a remark about it on the "Discussion"-page, so that it can be discussed/reviewed. | |||
If you have suggestions regarding the approach towards localization (or if you want to add a language), pls. let us know! | |||
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! English !! Deutsch !! Français | ! English !! Deutsch !! Français | ||
Revision as of 14:43, 12 November 2020
- Hints for editing this page
If you want to contribute to a "localized APL-Terminology", you are welcome to extend this table. Please keep the entries in sensible alphabetic order (related to the names listed in the "English"-column. If you are not satisfied with a translation, please post a remark about it on the "Discussion"-page, so that it can be discussed/reviewed.
If you have suggestions regarding the approach towards localization (or if you want to add a language), pls. let us know!
| English | Deutsch | Français |
|---|---|---|
| Shoe (left ~, right ~) | Schuh (linker ~,rechter ~) | |
| Signum, Sign, Sign of, Direction | Vorzeichen, Signum | Signe, Signum, Diréction |
| Function train, Verb phrase | Zug | Train de fonctions |
| three-train | Dreierzug | |
| two-train | Zweierzug |