Added locales for swahili language(sw) #20483
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you need to add your locale code to p.s. to devs, please remember to release a new version for portal and comments-ui after merging. |
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Added swahili (sw) locale code to ghost/i18n/lib/i18n.js. |
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Added Locale for Swahili Language馃帄!
This pull request adds support for the Swahili language locale to our project. As a fluent Swahili speaker (Swahili is my native language) and i am from Tanzania, I have ensured that all translations are accurate and culturally appropriate.
Changes
-Added sw locale files for Swahili
-Included translations for all the json files for comments.json , ghost.json , portal.json ,signup-form.json
Why
Swahili is a widely spoken language in East Africa, with over 80 million native speakers and an estimated 200 million speakers in total. Adding Swahili support will make our project more accessible to this large and growing user base