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[translation] Greek #80

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@apo-mak apo-mak commented Oct 23, 2017

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Added Greek translation

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https://github.com/meetfranz/franz/issues/39

@@ -1,6 +1,7 @@
module.exports = {
'en-US': 'English',
'pt-BR': 'Portuguese (Brazil)',
'el-GR': 'Ελληνικά (Greece)',
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Wouldn't be "Greek" more appropriate?
If you are going to change anything, I'm more than happy to merge another PR.

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it depends ... i have seen both implementations.
for example Windows use " Greek " as lang selection but Android/iOS use "Ελληνικά".
because it is a messenger app (Program ) it think is more appropriate .
P.S. if you know Greek it will not mater :-P

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That's true. Just thinking of consistency reasons but I guess German (Austrian) or German (Austria) would both be ok as long as we keep one pattern.

@adlk adlk merged commit 52ef285 into meetfranz:develop Oct 24, 2017
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