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With plural (cardinal) numbers it's really simple: to my best knowledge, you mark the plurals with So say in English (CLDR), you'd extract:
But in Czech (CLDR), the translator would prepare 3 variants that you can apply easily since FBT understand Czech plurals thanks to CLDR:
For Arabic, you'd prepare 6 variants. Easy enough. Now, the ordinal numbers are a bit different. In English you'd need:
These 4 combinations have to translate into only one ordinal variant in Czech though:
So the question is: what is the best way how to handle ordinal numbers in FBT? 🤔 Thank you very much for your insights! 😎 |
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Unfortunately, akaik there isn't an easy way to write numbers in ordinal form. One workaround is to use I.e.
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Unfortunately, akaik there isn't an easy way to write numbers in ordinal form. One workaround is to use
fbt:enum
and write all ordinals explicitly as enum values.I.e.