[es]: Improved translations #236
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andrey-helldar approved these changes Jul 20, 2024
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I agree. Machine translation is often wrong. For example, “IM Used” was translated into Russian as "Я привык" (“I used to”). This phrase is used in the context of “used to”. For example, “I'm used to the good life”.
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HTTP Status: 226 : IM Used
Translator mistakenly translates "IM" in Spanish as "I'm" or "I am", which does not make sense.
According to the documentation IM stands for instance manipulations the term used to describe an algorithm generating a delta.