Say in the translation guide how to find a word, and that Home Assistant's own words are fixed in Home Assistant
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -51,7 +51,11 @@ there is a `sv.json`, but already the Swedish 24-hour clock and `1 234,5`.
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3. Look at it for real, if you can. In ESP Screens open **Settings → Language & region** and choose your language. The
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3. Look at it for real, if you can. In ESP Screens open **Settings → Language & region** and choose your language. The
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editor itself follows the language of your Home Assistant profile. The screens show the new texts after their
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editor itself follows the language of your Home Assistant profile. The screens show the new texts after their
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firmware update.
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firmware update.
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4. Change what needs changing. When the whole file is checked, set `"checked": true` in `_meta`.
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4. Change what needs changing. To find a word you saw, search for it in the file: the key it sits under says where it
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shows (`screen`, `addon`, `editor`), and the same key in `en.json` holds the English. A word under `screen.ha` is
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Home Assistant's own: change it in [Home Assistant's translations](https://developers.home-assistant.io/docs/translations/)
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instead, or the next `tools/i18n.py ha-words` puts Home Assistant's word back. When the whole file is checked, set
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`"checked": true` in `_meta`.
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5. Send it in (see [Sending your work](#sending-your-work)). Say in the pull request which parts you checked.
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5. Send it in (see [Sending your work](#sending-your-work)). Say in the pull request which parts you checked.
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A partial check helps too. Say which sections you went through, and leave `checked` at `false`.
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A partial check helps too. Say which sections you went through, and leave `checked` at `false`.
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