Description of the issue encountered
Learning Tools group is kind of strange translated in Danish
Language affected
Danish
Current translation (if applicable)
Moderne
Suggested translation and reason(s) for change (if applicable)
Forenkling
The translation from the English "Immersive" to the Danish "Moderne" doesn't really make sense—"Moderne" means "modern".
The reason for choosing "Forenkling" is to be consistent med i.e. OneNote, where "immersive reader" is translated to "Forenklet læser".
Since "forenklet" means simplified maybe "immersive" should be changed from "forenklet" to "udvidet", which means extended and imo makes more sense.
Even "læser" should eventually be changed to "læsning" since a "læser" normally is a person and "læsning" is the reading.
So to summarize: In a perfect world the "Immersive Reader" should be changed to "Udvidet læsning" and the Immersive group should then be changed to "Udvid". It is maybe not the best translation but at this time I cannot put up a better one.
Be aware that in macOs "Læringsværktøjer" is placed in a group called "Fokus" together with the "Fokus" command which is not to be found in Windows.
In the online articled (see link below) "Immersive" is (MT) translated to "fordybende" and this is also used for the commands so again the online article doesn't match the commands in the applications which at least is very confusing.
Corresponding English text (if known and applicable)
Immersive
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Platform
Windows
Build number
1804 (9226.2114)
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