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I'd like to suggest a feature, if it doesn't already exist: to show in search results whether a sentence has been left a comment or has been tagged.
I often translate sentences as I find them on the search results page rather than visiting each individual sentence page. As far as I know, there's no indication on the search results page that a sentence has been commented on or tagged.
Comments and tags often give hints about how to translate a sentence, and indicate sources when it contains a quotation. It would be good not to miss out on this information before attempting (or not) a translation.
right now, you can already filter the sentences according to a given tag (but you can't exclude sentences containing that tag yet).
Concerning comments, I opened a ticket for it: https://github.com/Tatoeba/tatoeba2/issues/2822
Thanks for doing that, Guybrush88. :)
Just to be clear as far as tags go: I'd just like to be able to see from the search results page that a sentence has been tagged at all – regardless of the tag. Then I'd know whether I should go to the trouble of visiting the page of a sentence first, instead of simply adding a translation to it from the search results page. The same goes for comments – any comment at all, regardless of number.
Is there a way to bulk add sentences to a list, or do we have to do it one by one?
How would you select which bulk of sentences to add?
I already have ones in mind. Namely, all Spanish sentences I own.
In terms of how I'd tell a program I want those, I don't know.
Also I don't mean just accessing them, but adding them all to a list at once, instead of one by one, which I'd rather not do.
We could add a "turn this into a list" button to this page: https://tatoeba.org/en/sentence.../DJ_Saidez/spa
Alternatively, we could add whatever functionality lists have, but which that page lacks. What do you intend to do once you have the sentences in a list?
I messaged you about this.
I was looking at blay_paul's favorites, some of which were deleted, and the option to delete them from his favorites appears for me. Is that supposed to happen?
https://tatoeba.org/es/favorites/of_user/blay_paul
It's only blay_paul who is able to delete anything from his own favourites, not anyone else.
You're right, it's just a display issue
Before I tried anything:
https://ibb.co/4djqqZn
After I pressed "delete" on #15789 (It says "Favorite successfully deleted"):
https://ibb.co/YkgQfd2
After I refreshed (it shows back up):
https://ibb.co/5Gbf1JK
Congratulations! You found two bugs at once. The first bug is that you're seeing the option to delete. The second bug is that it claims to be successful even though it actually failed.
Recorded on GitHub here: https://github.com/Tatoeba/tatoeba2/issues/2821
Do I get a prize? 😊 (jk)
Indeed. Seems like a bug.
It's been mentioned before (ie. by morbrorper), but I'd really like for there to be a way to see sentences of ours that others have left reviews (OK marks) on.
For example, Shishir has been kind enough so as to go through my Spanish sentences and add a checkmark to those she believes are natural (for which I thank you several times over), and I consider that at that point it becomes comparable to one written by a native speaker, and so for example I'd like to have a link to those in my bio.
While I'm on this topic, I'd like it so that if an OK mark is given by a native speaker of a certain language to a sentence in that language owned by a non-native, that that sentence be considered as one owned by native speakers and show up in searches accordingly. But this is probably much more complex than my first-mentioned.
> It's been mentioned before (ie. by morbrorper), but I'd really like for there to
> be a way to see sentences of ours that others have left reviews (OK marks) on.
The use case you're describing here is actually a bit different from morbrorper ( https://github.com/Tatoeba/tatoeba2/issues/2585 ).
In the case of morbrorper, it seems that his need was to be able to find easily his "bad" sentences and fix them.
In your case, it seems you want a way to showcase that you are able to contribute native-like Spanish sentences even though Spanish is not your main language. Is that a correct interpretation?
> While I'm on this topic, I'd like it so that if an OK mark is given by a native
> speaker of a certain language to a sentence in that language owned by a
> non-native, that that sentence be considered as one owned by native
> speakers and show up in searches accordingly.
I created a ticket on GitHub for your suggestion: https://github.com/Tatoeba/tatoeba2/issues/2819
>In the case of morbrorper, it seems that his need was to be able to find easily his >"bad" sentences and fix them.
>In your case, it seems you want a way to showcase that you are able to contribute >native-like Spanish sentences even though Spanish is not your main language. Is that >a correct interpretation?
I want it for both those reasons, since I still obviously want to fix any mistakes I make.
>I created a ticket on GitHub for your suggestion: >https://github.com/Tatoeba/tatoeba2/issues/2819
Thanks :D
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Hi, I'm new to this group, I'm from Venezuela, who welcomes me?
Bienvenido :D
Soy de los EE.UU. pero nací en México
It looks like you know what you're doing, which is impressive for a newcomer!
Si tienes alguna duda o pregunta, let me know, or you can ask one of our amazing admins
Some of them:
Shishir: https://tatoeba.org/en/user/profile/Shishir
AlanF_US: https://tatoeba.org/en/user/profile/AlanF_US
Pfirsichbaeumchen: https://tatoeba.org/es/user/pro...rsichbaeumchen
CK: https://tatoeba.org/en/user/profile/CK
Welcome to Tatoeba! :)
Thank you so much! Let's keep in touch!
Thank you a lot.
关于使用谐音书写：
我在书写吴语的时候碰到了这个问题，即每个人写的谐音可能是不一样的。在一种地区语言或方言没有正字法，或正字法没有被普及时，用不同的谐音字书写是否被允许？
我想听听大家的意见和看法。
Tatoeba上很多语言，即便有正字法，也不一定只有一种正字法，同样会有不同的人用不同的方式来写同一个词的现象。这是被允许的。
我个人偏喜欢音义一致的写法。比如说，用“里向”来表达“里面”对我来说很好理解，因为“面向”本来是关联的词。（“里向”很可能是“里”+“向”的合成词吧？）当然，这主要是因为我完全不知道是什么发音，所以只能用词典和猜测来推理一个词的意思。
谢谢Yorwba。语言的正字法的确不止一种，其他的谐音写法也不能被认为是错误。我会尽可能优先选用音义一致的写法，
比如说上海话中的“这”可以写成“格”或者“搿”，两种写法都会在上海话句子和教材中出现，不过后者可能更常用。
我没有看过什么上海话的教程，原来“这”是“搿”。又学会了一个字。谢谢！
不用谢！
I am new to Tatoeba. I have read the Faq but I have a question about one of the interface icons.
On some Japanese sentence translations there is a red exclamation mark triangle. What is the meaning of this, and what is it for?
See google photo screenshot example :
https://photos.app.goo.gl/RgC7zH3rXszUEJA57
It means that the reading aid (called 'furigana' in Japanese) has not been verified yet and could contain errors. Welcome to Tatoeba! 🙂
Thanks for letting me know :)
Boldog születésnapot eszperantó!
1887. július 26-án jelent meg az eszperantó első tankönyve, így a mai napot tekintjük az "eszperantó nemzetközi nyelv" születésnapjának.
Sok örömet a nyelv minden ismerőjének és használójának!
Vivu la 26-a de Julio!
Vivu la 26-a de Julio!