Fix Spanish translation in strings.xml - #497
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I have tried to improve the Spanish translation of the app by following the structure of the original English strings.xml files. I have kept the words in capital letters in case the developer intended them to be that way for a specific reason. Finally, as a Spanish speaker, I have tried to translate using authentic Spanish context; for example: - We don’t say ‘Tableta’, we say ‘Tablet’. - We don’t say ‘Llena’, but rather ‘Completada’. - And a few more examples which are minor but noticeable in our language.
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I have tried to improve the Spanish translation of the app by following the structure of the original English strings.xml files.
I have kept the words in capital letters in case the developer intended them to be that way for a specific reason.
Finally, as a Spanish speaker, I have tried to translate using authentic Spanish context; for example: