Pseudo-translate a text in Turkish

Hi,

I was wondering if you could help me figure out the following:

I want to pseudo-translate a text in Turkish. Turkish is not one of languages offered for pseudo-translation in Studio. How can I add a Turkish dictionary to SDL so I can get a pseudo-translation in this language?

I tried to batch task > Turkish > pseudo-translate after adding both a En_TR TM and an EN-TR auro-suggest dictionary but I still get my pseudo-translation in English characters.

Thank you for your help!

Gwen

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  • I believe Studio only has dictionaries available for these languages:

    • Arabic

    • Bulgarian – Cyrillic

    • Chinese

    • Czech

    • Danish

    • German

    • Greek

    • English

    • Spanish

    • Estonian

    • Finnish

    • French

    • Hungarian

    • Italian

    • Japanese

    • Korean

    • Latvian

    • Maltese

    • Dutch

    • Polish

    • Portuguese

    • Romanian

    • Russian

    • Slovak

    • Slovenian

    • Swedish

    • Ukrainian

    • Thai

    As far as I'm aware it's also not possible to add your own dictionaries (but I will investigate this a little more next week) so your best bet is to select a language that uses a similar charset.  Ultimately this is mainly for testing character support and layout concerns so maybe you can make use of a language like Romanian or Lithuanian (don't shoot me... but the diacritics look similar) for example?

    Paul Filkin | RWS Group

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  • I believe Studio only has dictionaries available for these languages:

    • Arabic

    • Bulgarian – Cyrillic

    • Chinese

    • Czech

    • Danish

    • German

    • Greek

    • English

    • Spanish

    • Estonian

    • Finnish

    • French

    • Hungarian

    • Italian

    • Japanese

    • Korean

    • Latvian

    • Maltese

    • Dutch

    • Polish

    • Portuguese

    • Romanian

    • Russian

    • Slovak

    • Slovenian

    • Swedish

    • Ukrainian

    • Thai

    As far as I'm aware it's also not possible to add your own dictionaries (but I will investigate this a little more next week) so your best bet is to select a language that uses a similar charset.  Ultimately this is mainly for testing character support and layout concerns so maybe you can make use of a language like Romanian or Lithuanian (don't shoot me... but the diacritics look similar) for example?

    Paul Filkin | RWS Group

    ________________________
    Design your own training!

    You've done the courses and still need to go a little further, or still not clear? 
    Tell us what you need in our Community Solutions Hub

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