# Tradução da Carteira da Fundação **URL:** \ **Category:** Portuguese\ **Created:** [December 4, 2018, 3:29am UTC](https://forum.zcashcommunity.com/t/traducao-da-carteira-da-fundacao/32121 "2018-12-04T03:29:31Z")\ **Posts on this page:** 1\ **Page:** 1
**Author:** ![tloriato](https://sea2.discourse-cdn.com/zcash/user_avatar/forum.zcashcommunity.com/tloriato/32/33218_2.png) [@tloriato](https://forum.zcashcommunity.com/u/tloriato)\ **Post date:** [December 4, 2018, 3:29am UTC](https://forum.zcashcommunity.com/t/traducao-da-carteira-da-fundacao/32121/1 "2018-12-04T03:29:31Z")
Acabei de propor uma tradução para a carteira Qt da Fundação, se alguém quiser dar o feedback vai ser ótimo! > > > \### Portuguese (BR) Translation: > > \#### Abstract: > I feel grateful for the oppo…rtunity of serving the Zcash Community by, this time, providing the translation to the 5th largest language in the world. And will be forever thankful to @ZcashFoundation for allowing me to participate in Zcon0. > > I understand the importance of a translation in sensitive software, even more so when it deals with both Privacy and the user's money. Because of that, I wanted to be as transparent as possible of the translation and the trade-offs that I had to make. > > \------------------------ > \#### Important Choices Made: > > \##### How to Translated "Shielded"-related concepts: > > We don't have in Portuguese a word that would be similar in the sense as the "shielded" concept in English. For that reason, I had to come the closest I could get while still briefly conveying the message. > > I opted to translate "shielded" as "\_blindado\_" which would be more similar to "armored" in English. This choice was made to preserve the "metaphorical" spirit while still holding the concept of something strong and protected. We do, however, have other choices: > > \- \_Privado\_ -\> private > \- \_Protegido\_ -\> protected > \- \_Anônimo\_ -\> anonymous > > \##### z-Addresses & t-Addresses: > > I'm still not sure about this, but I chose to \*\*not\*\* translate any reference to those concepts. The problem here is that "Address" is translatable to "\_Endereço\_" but, in contrary to the English language, adjectives in Portuguese come after the noun, and it would end up something like "\_Endereços Z\_" and "\_Endereços T\_". You could, in any way, do something like this: > > \- "\_z-Ender\_", "\_z-Endr\_": The problem with the diminutives here is that they don't remind people at all of the word "\_Endereço\_" and the latter one is unpronounceable. > \- "\_z-Endereços\_": You could actually translate to that, although (\_personal opinion\_) it becomes a little long. > > \##### Memo Button: > > I translated the "Memo" button when sending a transaction to "\_Anexar Recado\_". The first word, "\_anexar\_" is the Portuguese equivalent to attach (in the email sense) and the second one is something similar to "message" in the "Do you want to leave a message?" sense. > > \---------------------- > > \#### Other Choices Made: > > \- The "Address Book" button when sending a transaction was replaced with "\_Agenda\_" (Diary). The choice was made because "\_Agenda de Endereços\_" would be way too long for a button, but in every other instance I referred to it by its full name. > > \- The "Update Label" button, also when sending a transaction, was replaced with "\_Atualizar Etiqueta\_ " which is a proper translation, but it was shortened to "Atualizar" due to its 50%+ characters. > > \- "Miner Fee" was basically changed to "Mining fee" during the translation, resulting in "\_Taxa de mineração\_". The reason for that it's because how the fee is perceived by the Brazilian community if that makes sense. In the last years that I've been following the community the usage of "mining fee" far outweighs the "miner fee" one. > > \- There was a shortcut bound to the "Exit" option in the File menu. The shortcut uses the letter X to quickly select that option. "Exit" is best translated to "\_Sair\_" but none of the letters in it are commonly associated with the act of quitting as opposed to "X". Because it has pretty strong side-effects, I opted to remove the shortcut functionality. > > \- "Copied to clipboard" was translated simply to "Copied", as the translation for clipboard is rarely used and not adequate, making even OS's just using the word "\_Copiado\_"