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On Tuesday 30 January 2007 7:28, Yukiko Bando wrote:
> I don't understand well but there is no noun declension in Japanese.

ok, so this would never get used in a japanese translation, unless an=20
application developer tries to use the KCalendarSystem API directly in a wa=
y=20
it is not intended to (so .. that would be a bug in the app. and it should=
=20
probably be noted in the API. let me go do that =3D)

> > so .. all that said: are these strings good enough for Japanese given
> > that they are only used to format dates according to the date format?
> > e.g. it doesn't look like it should ever be used by random arrangements
> > such as "the 8th banana of January"
>
> If the string will never be used in a visible place, that's fine with
> me. :)

great, so this issue is, at least for the time being, closed.

=2D-=20
Aaron J. Seigo
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