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Person "heeft geen antwoord" should be "geeft geen antwoord" in dutch.

Person "heeft geen antwoord" should be "geeft geen antwoord" in dutch.
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 Jun 17 2020
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Dutch translation is incorrect.

 

It should be "geeft geen antwoord" instead of "heeft geen antwoord" in dutch.

 

The wrong verb has been used. When "heeft" is used, it would mean that the person did not have an answer. When "geeft" is used it means that the person did not give an answer.

 

Example below.

heeftgeenantwoord.png

 

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Declan Coughlan
Microsoft
‎Jun 18 2020 01:28 AM
‎Jun 18 2020 01:28 AM
Status changed to: Under review
 
Declan Coughlan
Microsoft
‎Jun 18 2020 01:31 AM
‎Jun 18 2020 01:31 AM
Status changed to: Planned

@Jan_Coucke Thanks for reporting this. We'll ask the language moderator to review your suggestion and let you know here if we are updating it. 

Declan Coughlan
Microsoft
‎Oct 05 2020 05:02 AM
‎Oct 05 2020 05:02 AM
Status changed to: Not at this time

@Jan_Coucke The suggestion is outside of our scope currently as we are not making changes in the Lync O16 projects.

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