I have found .int files in LocalizationINT and checked all of them. But i realized that in other languages (i.e DEU) there is lots of .int files (and probably include every text in the game), but in INT, there is less files than other languages. So where are these? I want to translate the game completely. Thanks for any help.

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Without even knowing what game, we won't have a clue.

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Give me a sec I might have a clue... oooooooooohm oooooooooooohm nah... the spirit link is down :(

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I consider this a puzzle. Find the unknown game and figure out the unknown language.

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ohh sorry guys :D This is for Borderlands 2

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Okay, I think those are International files, with the same used for all translations, while the other folders have their own versions of other files.

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Exactly

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Then don't bother with them. Worry about other files, perhaps the standard English translation.

Or perhaps ask on the Gearbox forums, state your interest in translating the game to your native language, you might just find some help and information from people in the company.

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Thanks for advice ^^ I'll try it.

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"my mother tongue?" dafuq

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prob means turk

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You guys never heard the phrase before?

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lol yeah longue... language.. same thing

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In English, 'tongue' can be used to mean language. For example, I speak many tongues; English and Chinese among them.

In fact the word 'language' comes to English through French, from the Latin 'lingua', which means both 'tongue' and 'language'.

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Really? Tongue vs Language

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I really hoped that you were an american for you to have an excuse. Anyway, you're dead wrong and Xiang is the one who's right. Si sunt conational d-al tau. Mai invata engleza.

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Fun fact: lingua is tongue in Latin...

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1 word many meanings :P

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I like how you didn't read the two Wikipedia pages that you yourself posted.

The Etymology section on the tongue page, and the Definitions section on the language page.

Right at the top of both, it explains pretty much exactly what I said. :D

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Language of the motherland, do you speak it?

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i like your mother's tongue

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Atleast it's a phrase in Finnish. Äidinkieli. Mother's tongue... And kieli translates to language.

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I say you better play it in English, you'll miss all the fun and the crazy accents of some of the characters :p

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I doubt he will dub the characters speech, so the accents will still be there. I imagine this is more intended for people who don't have the ability to read English, as the topic creator obviously has the ability to read and write in English.

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+1

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NOPE

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Closed 11 years ago by liecoffin.