2. jfa-go
3. Admin Page
4. Thai

** Note: meta.name is the name of the language + the country code, e.g for US English: "English (US)", for French: "Français (FR)". ** * Translations don't need to be literal, just make sure the message is conveyed. * quantityStrings must have both a singular and plural value (e.g singular: Must have 1 character, plural: Must have {n} characters). * Strings surrounded by {} will be replaced with a value by jfa-go. Some of these are descriptive and explain what they are, (e.g {date}, {code}), but some are not (e.g {n}) and their meaning hopefully can be inferred from their placement. * If you encounter uncommon terminology (e.g "Commit", "Debug"), it may help to refer to Jellyfin's own weblate to find the proper translation (if one is needed). * If you want to try out your translation in jfa-go, on the component's language page (this, for example), Press "Files" > "Download original translation file". Place the .json file in data/lang/<form|admin|email|common|setup>/ wherever jfa-go is installed. Restart the app, and you should be able to see it in settings.

If you have any more questions, comment on the Translation issue here or email me at [hrfee@pm.me](mailto:hrfee@pm.me?subject=Issue%20with%20translation).

• quantityStrings must have both a singular and plural value (e.g singular: "Must have 1 character", plural: "Must have {n} characters").
• Strings containing '{n}' indicates a value will be inserted by jfa-go, usually the context is clear from the rest of the string.

That's pretty much it.