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When it comes to IT terminology, the Italian language borrows a lot of terms from English, and it is often difficult to decide what is to be translated and what is to be kept in English. I tried to follow the same approach adopted by the translators of the pro-git book, so for example "clone", "push" are not translated, while "branch" is translated (the noun, not the git command). I did my best to try to provide the best possible translation, but I had not enough time to test all translations on screen. Finally I noted that there are some duplicate keys e.g. gb.comment which appears one with a capital C and once with a lowercase C.
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When it comes to IT terminology, the Italian language borrows a lot of
terms from English, and it is often difficult to decide what is to be
translated and what is to be kept in English. I tried to follow the same
approach adopted by the translators of the pro-git book, so for example
"clone", "push" are not translated, while "branch" is translated (the
noun, not the git command).
I did my best to try to provide the best possible translation, but I had
not enough time to test all translations on screen.
Finally I noted that there are some duplicate keys e.g. gb.comment which
appears one with a capital C and once with a lowercase C.