[Ubuntu-PH] ubuntu-ph: Proposal: Merge of Tagalog to Filipino Translation

[Danny Garcia]

Hello Ubuntu-PH,

I am new to this list, and it's actually the first I ever subscribed to.
Please slap me around if I did this wrong :)

Regarding:
Proposal: Merge of Tagalog to Filipino Translation

You are correct Dax and it would make it seem more Pilipino.

Thanks :)

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> Date: Fri, 17 Apr 2009 15:07:43 +0800
> From: Dax Solomon Umaming <knightlust at ubuntu.com>
> Subject: [Ubuntu-PH] Proposal: Merge of Tagalog to Filipino
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> Hello,
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> I've recently started translating Xubuntu and noticed the redundancy in
> the Tagalog(TL) and Filipino(FIL) translations. The official language in
> the Philippines was changed from Tagalog to Filipino - the only
> difference is the name. There's no change in the structure of the
> language itself. (Please correct me if I'm wrong)
>
> I wish to push for the merging of Tagalog to Filipino translation, then
> retain Filipino and discard Tagalog, but I first need your input on this
> before I try to contact upstream and Ubuntu devs regarding this.
>
> *note: I proposed this to our LoCo last year but was told that upstream
> still prefers Tagalog over Filipino - but I believe it's already due for
> a change.
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> Dax Solomon Umaming
> http://blog.knightlust.com/
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