Thank you much for the work you have done.
I will add this ASAP, also I will find a way to translate the Country Name for you.
Regard
Priyo Mukul
@serdaria
You can upload your translationi at https://translate.wordpress.org/locale/tr/default/wp-plugins/ce-corona/
Next step, we ask one of the Turkish translation editors to check it, if it’s ok, then they can make you editor for the Turkish translation of this plugin.
When a plugin/theme is correctly prepared for translation, we can actually handle the translation without even bothering the plugin/theme developer. 🙂
If you’re interested, you can read more about this at https://make.wordpress.org/polyglots/handbook/
I’ll mention the “locale tag” #tk_TK here in case anyone from the Turkish team would like to add a couple of words.
Dear @tobifjellner , thank you for your response. I just uploaded both .po and .mo files via the link you shared above. I would be more than happy to translate the plugins as much as possible. However, I don’t have any experience for translation on Wordress.org – Hopefully, I was able to do it right 🙂
Dear @priyomukul , once again thank you for your kind response and waiting for good news with country name translations!
Best regards.
Serdar.
Great @serdaria
Oh. Just noted I used the wrong tag for Turkish. It should be #tr_TR
It would be great if someone from the Turkish language team could have a look at your translation.
Hi @serdaria,
I’m checking your translations. If you want to more contribute, you can come Turkish Slack Channel.
https://wp-tr.slack.com
Thanks, @selmankandeniz for your comment here.
One more piece of information for @serdaria
If you want to more contribute, you can come Turkish Slack Channel.
https://wp-tr.slack.com
Joining the Turkish Slack team is a two-step process:
1. Join the global Slack team for WordPress contributors via https://make.wordpress.org/chat/
2. Use the special forwarding address you received during (1) to sign up at https://wp-tr.slack.com/signup
Thanks @tobifjellner, for your addition. I forget that 🙂
By the way, Turkish translations of the plugin is active now.
