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English localizers: if in your language there's no difference between 1st, 2nd, 3rd and nth * plurals, you can leave the st, nd, rd suffixes out and just make all the translated * strings look like "%s (copy %'d)%s". localizers: appended to x1st file copy
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English localizers: appended to x2nd file copy
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English localizers: appended to x3rd file copy
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English To translators: %'d is the number of files completed for the operation, * so it will be something like 2/14.
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English To translators: %s will expand to a time duration like "2 minutes". * So the whole thing will be something like "1 / 5 -- 2 hours left (4 files/sec)" * * The singular/plural form will be used depending on the remaining time (i.e. the %s argument).

Plural formula: n != 1

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Plural formula: n != 1

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English To translators: %s will expand to a size like "2 bytes" or "3 MB", so something like "4 kb / 4 MB" To translators: %s will expand to a size like "2 bytes" or "3 MB". To translators: %s will expand to a size like "2 bytes" or * "3 MB", so something like "4 kb / 4 MB" To translators: %s will expand to a size like "2 bytes" or "3 MB", so something like "4 kb / 4 MB" To translators: %s will expand to a size like "2 bytes" or "3 MB".
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English To translators: %s will expand to a size like "2 bytes" or "3 MB", %s to a time duration like * "2 minutes". So the whole thing will be something like "2 kb / 4 MB -- 2 hours left (4kb/sec)" * * The singular/plural form will be used depending on the remaining time (i.e. the %s argument). To translators: %s will expand to a size like "2 bytes" or * "3 MB", %s to a time duration like "2 minutes". So the whole * thing will be something like * "2 kb / 4 MB -- 2 hours left (4kb/sec)" * * The singular/plural form will be used depending on the * remaining time (i.e. the %s argument). To translators: %s will expand to a size like "2 bytes" or "3 MB", %s to a time duration like * "2 minutes". So the whole thing will be something like "2 kb / 4 MB -- 2 hours left (4kb/sec)" * * The singular/plural form will be used depending on the remaining time (i.e. the %s argument).

Plural formula: n != 1