__n() treats zero as singular

jeresig / i18n-node-2

Lightweight simple translation module for node.js / express.js with dynamic json storage. Uses common __('...') syntax in app and templates.

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Closed boris-glumpler closed 8 years ago

boris-glumpler commented 8 years ago

Given that we have the following function:

i18n.__n('%s movie', '%s movies', 0);

We get 0 movie back. Surely, this should be 0 movies? Is there a specific reason for this behaviour?

Cheers!

gjuchault commented 8 years ago

In fact; it depends a lot of the language. In English; 0 is considered plural; in French not, and so on.

gjuchault commented 8 years ago