> I don't think this is possible at this time.

This search strangely shows sentences with "of *ing" and "*ing of" both.

https://tatoeba.org/eng/sentenc...s&sort_reverse

It seems the proximity operator ignores the word order in quotes.

However, adding -"*ing of" to that search gives a more refined result.

https://tatoeba.org/eng/sentenc...&sort_reverse=

@CK Thanks.

I thought there was a cryptic way to indicate how many intervening words or something. Something like "of *[1]ing"... I still feel the old way worked well. If I really wanted one intervening word, I would have searched for "of * *ing".

manually every while!
offline is for some users important functionality,like me !

I removed the tag, re-added it, and that actually helped, thank you for your suggestion, Pandaa.

I'll leave the screenshot here anyway as this bug is weird anyway, maybe it will resurface elsewhere. The sentence did show only one tag "autism".

С "пофыркала" нормально, но оно с ударением записано и скорее всего не будет найдено без него, будет везде так и выводиться, что неправильно. Кроме того, вот обнаружил там слово "сосулька", якобы без предложений. Но поиск находит несколько предложений с ним, правда, в других формах. Добавил в базовой форме ещё, ничего не изменилось. Ну и есть много совсем уже ошибочных слов/фраз: "будет ценить", "шётка", "развликать" и т.д.

Nice post. The problem in Russian is with accent symbols which should not be added in the list of requested words. Probably this list should be moderated.

Je pense qu'il fallait d'abord que quelqu'un accepte ton inscription au groupe. Est-ce que tu peux réessayer maintenant?

I translated the Terms of Use into Turkish, mostly from English. However, I noticed that the most of the English text was taken from Google Translate. So, I had to check the French version too. I found many mistakes (some are very serious) but I only noted down a few (I corrected them in the Turkish translation tho).

I will submit my translation in a couple of days after editing the legal terms glossary that I created for this translation.

Now I'm sharing the mistakes that I found, so it will be easier for natives to check them.

By the string numbers on Transifex:

48. des auteur·e·s. | the authors · e · s.

(extra "· e · s")

79. il est de votre responsabilité de faire circuler avec elle sa licence | it is your responsibility to circulate with it its license

(with it its license)

82. (3Creative Commons3 SA : 4Share-Alike4) | (Creative Commons3 Ltd: 4Share-Alike4).

(wrong "Ltd")

89. double dots

97. Interdits comportementaux entre individus | Behavioral interdependence between individuals

(This is a big mistake. The French says prohibited behaviour)

102. Voir la section 1Propriété intellectuelle1, paragraphe 2Contenu sous droits réservés (copyrights)2 pour plus de détails. | See the section 1Intellectual Property1, section 2Content under copyright2 for more details.

(no "paragraph" mentioned; the title doesn't contain all)

103. Interdits de détournements d’usage | Prohibited use of hijackings

(misuse instead of hijacking)

105. / 109. Interdits informatiques / Interdits circonstanciels | IT banned / Circumstantial bans

("Prohibited" was used for "Interdits" several times)

112. (This one has too many mistakes to write. For example, the English says "tits" instead of "its")

117. (extra spaces)

126. / 135. / 140. / 141. / 150. ‘Conditions Générales d’Utilisation’ was mistranslated.

126. que votre profil soit supprimé, bloqué, radié ou tout simplement laissé inutilisé | your profile is deleted, blocked, deleted or simply left unused

(the second "delete" may be "write off")

136. nous ne pouvons pas nous engager à un maintien en ligne de notre Site Internet sans aucune discontinuité. | we can not commit to maintaining our Website online without any discontinuity.

(cannot commit ourselves)

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— It was spelled as "can not" many times.

— Like 126. / 135. / 140. / 141. / 150, there are several wrong translations of titles within the text.

— There are some problems with "site", "web site", "internet site".

— Sometimes it's "prohibited" or "forbidden" for the same French verb.

I haven' read everything yet, but here is what I noted from line 109 (on Transifex)

112: We prefer anticipating rather than punishing. However we may need means of sanction against an account. They are..., their actual use...
Using them is neither...

124: I'm not sure the capitalized Agreement is needed

126: Instead of "your profile is deleted, ..." maybe "have your profile been deleted, ..."

135: this needs native check, at least the last sentence should be something like "The other parts of the Terms of Use will remain in effect,"

137: "applications" maybe better than "apps"

142: These Terms of Use

141: A moficiation of the Terms of Use...
Instead of "the amendments", maybe "the modifications" as it is used in the previous sentence.

142: Conditions Générale*s* (French side)


Et je suis d'accord avec sacredceltic sur cette forme d'écriture ridicule. Il y a la même avec encouragé·e ligne 130 et sûrement d'autres. Cependant cette forme ne se trouve pas quand les CGU parlent de "nous" côté Tatoeba, alors que pourtant il y a bien des femmes. Ce qui tend à rendre l'usage de cette forme encore plus ridicule.
Alors qu'une forme correcte d'inclusion existe depuis toujours en français pour quelqu'un qui souhaite insister dessus, comme l'écrit sacredceltic: « des auteurs et des autrices ». De la même façon, on peut écrire « vous êtes encouragés et encouragées », si l'on souhaite insister sur l'inclusion en écrivant un français correct.

(While I can read most French, I'm not good in writing in French. So I hope it's ok for you if I'm answering in English.)

> il faut désormais être approuvé et avoir un "ranking", dispensé par on ne sait qui de moins qualifié que soi-même

Out of curiosity: where do you see that "ranking" on the Transifex page? I've applied for the German Team a few months ago and after approval (there were no conditions to fulfill) all my translations were added to the site without problems.

> y compris le message indiquant qu'on peut utiliser la langue de son choix qui est désormais en anglais sur l'IHM en français...le comble !

Well, that sentence was changed recently and it always needs some time until the translations show up. I've just noticed that this sentence was translated into French a few hours ago. Trang usually updates the translations every week.

Je ne sais pas à quel système vous faites référence, mais actuellement, pour le projet Tatoeba, il suffit de demander à participer à la traduction (rejoindre l'équipe français, l'équipe allemand, etc.) et que quelqu'un accepte pour pouvoir contribuer. J'imagine que c'est simplement un système pour assurer que n'importe qui ne puisse pas contribuer n'importe quoi. J' ai rejoint deux équipes, à chaque fois, j'ai été rapidement accepté.

Quant aux phrases non traduites en français, je m'en suis justement occupé hier. Les traductions devraient apparaître à la prochaine itération.