You can find the text that needs translating below.
Feel free to just paste the entire string here after translation - or, if you already have a Github account, you’re welcome to upload it to Strings/Strings at main · fxsound2/Strings (github.com) yourself as a .txt file in Notepad or Wordpad titled “FxSound.ar.txt”
Thank you for your help!
Hello Everyone,
I am the developer working on the FxSound code.
Many thanks to everyone for offering your help on translating the text in FxSound. It really helps us a lot in making FxSound reach more people and provide them amazing audio quality.
The translation requires the following text content in English to be translated and the translated strings should be integrated in code. The identifier before each line of text is required to map the English text with non-English text.
All the language string files are in GitHub at Strings/Strings at main · fxsound2/Strings (github.com)
It will be great if you can reply with the language name for which you are offering your help on translation. This will avoid duplication of efforts on the same language translation.
Thanks in advance,
Vijay
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