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Translate Common components (e.g. <div>) - #519
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alioguzhan
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Jan 26, 2024
@serkanisyapan bir gelisme var mi acaba ? Musait degilsen ben de bakabilirim. |
serkanisyapan
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Jan 26, 2024
Yok hallediyorum kusura bakmayın geçe kaldı. |
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Biraz geçe kaldı kusura bakmayın. Bazı yazım hataları ve çevirisini farklı olmasını düşündüğüm yerleri belirttim. Farklı düşünüyorsanız geri dönüşünüzü beklerim. Kolay gelsin.
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