Technical terms should not be translated

[Androz2091]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. GitHub is (and will stay) in English. Non-English speaking users never use translated works, they use them directly in English. That's why technical terms (issues, PRs, stars, commits, etc.) should, in my opinion, remains in English.

Describe the solution you'd like I think we should use something like that (for the French translation):

Total de stars: 995

instead of

Total d'étoiles: 995

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[Androz2091]

What am I supposed to do?

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[Androz2091]

What am I supposed to do to keep this opened?

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[Androz2091]

I'm still here.

[Androz2091]

I have updated the issue, it may be more understandable now

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[Androz2091]

I'm still (and will still be) here.

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[Androz2091]

As always, I'm here

[SkyLineBot]

Hey.

I’m french and I think this is a good idea. I think « nombre d’étoiles » is ugly and it’s better to use « stars ».

Regards, Hinome