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[Olivier FEBWIN <febwin@xxxxxxx>]

It's not easy because "Traduction pour le français" is correct but
"Traduction pour le anglais" is not correct.

What do you think about "Traduction pour le langage %s" or "Traduction
pour la langue « %s »" ?

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Title:
  Biased translation in french : "traduction pour le anglais"

Status in Ubuntu Translations:
  Triaged

Bug description:
  Ubuntu 12.04 LTS (beta2 with latest updates as of today)

  1/ ALT+F2 update-manager
  2/ "Check" for new updates
  3/ Expand "details"

  In the french version, the description "Translation for the english in the depot archive.ubuntu.com" is badly translated.
  This is caused by the way the sentence is built.

  What I get in french : "Traduction pour le anglais"
  What I should get : "Traduction pour l'anglais"

  This issue probably occurs with other languages or applications, so
  people must have solved this somewhere else.

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