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Edge: Dutch translation improvement
Hi there, I noticed in the Dutch translation of Edge the verb 'Block' is sometimes wrongly translated in Edge as a noun. It is translated as 'Blokkering' (noun, 'a blocking') instead of 'Blokkere...
Wade_Middleton If the English words in the header were 'Blocked' and 'Allowed' (past participle), then you'd be right with 'Geblokkeerd' and 'Toegestaan'. But it says 'Block' and 'Allow' (infinitive), with 'Blokkeren' and 'Toestaan' as their respective translations, which are also appropriate in this context in Dutch.
Google Chrome also uses 'Blokkeren' and 'Toestaan' by the way in the headers of their Site settings, the equivalent of Edge's Site permissions.
MCHuijgen Oh, it sounded off to me, but I understand now. Thanks for teaching me something new!