Update comments.json

[noezdev]

added missing translations phrases for german (du)

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Walkthrough

This change updates a German localization file for comments. The modifications include adding German translations for the "Are you sure?" and "Sort by" keys, which were previously empty. Additionally, several keys—namely "Deleted", "Hidden for members", "Load more ({{amount}})", "Once deleted, this comment can’t be recovered.", "removed", and "Replied to"—have been removed from the localization file, indicating these phrases will no longer be available in the German interface.

Possibly related PRs

• 🌐 Added and improved Dutch translations #21959: Updates Dutch translations for "Are you sure?" and "Sort by" in the comments localization file, similar to the current changes.
• Full translation into Russian (for new strings) #22186: Modifies Russian translations for similar keys in the same file, establishing a code-level connection.
• Add missing Scottish Gaelic translations #21979: Involves updates to multiple localization keys, including those being removed and updated in this PR, across different language files.

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affects:i18n

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• cathysarisky

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

ghost/i18n/locales/de/comments.json (1)

20-22: Review Unused or Removed Translation Keys

The keys "Deleted", "Deleting", "Hidden for members", "Load more ({{amount}})", "Once deleted, this comment can’t be recovered.", "removed", and "Replied to" appear with empty values. According to the PR summary, these keys were intended to be removed. To avoid any potential confusion or accidental usage in the interface, please consider either removing them entirely from the JSON file or adding inline comments to explain why they remain as empty strings.

Also applies to: 32-32, 38-38, 43-43, 46-47

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ghost/i18n/locales/de/comments.json (2)

13-13: Appropriate German Translation for "Are you sure?"

This update enriches the localization by providing a clear, informal translation ("Bist du sicher?") that aligns well with our German (du-form) guidelines for direct address.

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63-63: Updated Translation for "Sort by"

The new translation ("Sortieren nach") correctly reflects the informal tone consistent with our German localization objectives.

[kevinansfield]

Thanks for the contribution @noezdev! In this case I'm going to close the PR in favour of this more complete German translation. If you have a moment to review that and provide any recommendations on the provided translations that would be greatly appreciated.

[cathysarisky]

We got two PRs for this file in the same day! Because the other PR covers more strings, I'm going to recommend we put the focus there, and close this one. Would you please have a look over this PR instead? #22241 . Any suggestions you can make would be very much appreciated!