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From: Carlos Almeida <carlosalmeida.xon@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, 23 Oct 2019 08:41:20 -0300
Subject: [PATCH] third round of revision (#79)
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🎉 thank you @kararade for your contribution!
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 locale/es.yml | 206 +++++++++++++++++++++++++-------------------------
 1 file changed, 103 insertions(+), 103 deletions(-)

diff --git a/locale/es.yml b/locale/es.yml
index 7aa0606..8927171 100644
--- a/locale/es.yml
+++ b/locale/es.yml
@@ -1248,113 +1248,113 @@ __TRAIT__: ""
 # |  LANGUAGE: PYTHON  |
 # ----------------------
 # << Keywords >>
-  False: "Falso" # ✅✅
-  None: "Ninguno" # ✅✅
-  True: "Verdadero" # ✅✅
-  and: "Y" # ✅✅
+  False: "Falso" # ✅✅✅
+  None: "Ninguno" # ✅✅✅
+  True: "Verdadero" # ✅✅✅
+  and: "Y" # ✅✅✅
   as: "como" # ✅✅
-  assert: "afirmar" # ✅❓ What about "asegurar"?
-  async: "asíncrono" # ✅✅
-  await: "esperar" # ✅✅
-  break: "interrumpir" # ✅
-  class: "clase" # ✅✅
-  continue: "continuar" # ✅✅
-  def: "define" # ✅ def it's a short for define, in the traslated version isn't shorted ❓What about using "define" as imperative, because you're defining something?
-  del: "eliminar" # ✅✅ same as def
-  elif: "si no, si" # ✅❓ I added a comma here, it's something like, if this does not satisfy let's try this other
-  else: "si no" # ✅
-  except: "excepto" # ✅✅
-  finally: "finalmente" # ✅✅
-  for: "para" # ✅
-  from: "desde" # ✅✅
-  global:  "global" # ✅✅
-  if: "si" # ✅✅ same in the else keyword, in this context means "si"
-  import: "importar" # ✅✅
-  in: "en" # ✅✅
-  is: "es" # ✅✅
-  lambda: "función anónima" # there isn't translation for this word to spanish, 🤔 What about using the same word?
-  nonlocal: "no local" # ✅✅
-  not: "no" # ✅✅
-  or: "o" # ✅✅
-  pass: "pasar" # ✅✅
-  raise: "genera excepción" ✅
-  return: "regresa" # ✅✅ Regresa sounds more natural for me than retorna
-  try: "intenta" # ✅✅ I also think of using this as imperative
-  while: "mientras" # ✅✅
-  with: "con" # ✅✅
-  yield: "entregar" # ✅ yield return a generator, insted of use "retornar", "entregar" can be more properly
+  assert: "afirmar" # ✅❓ What about "asegurar"? ✅ I agree with "afirmar"
+  async: "asíncrono" # ✅✅✅
+  await: "esperar" # ✅✅✅
+  break: "interrumpir" # ✅✅
+  class: "clase" # ✅✅✅
+  continue: "continuar" # ✅✅✅
+  def: "define" # ✅ def it's a short for define, in the traslated version isn't shorted ❓What about using "define" as imperative, because you're defining something? ✅ I agree with "define"
+  del: "eliminar" # ✅✅ same as def ✅ I agree with "eliminar"
+  elif: "si no, si" # ✅❓ I added a comma here, it's something like, if this does not satisfy let's try this other ✅ I agree with the comment, it is better having the comma
+  else: "si no" # ✅✅
+  except: "excepto" # ✅✅✅
+  finally: "finalmente" # ✅✅✅
+  for: "para" # ✅✅
+  from: "desde" # ✅✅✅
+  global:  "global" # ✅✅✅
+  if: "si" # ✅✅ same in the else keyword, in this context means "si" ✅
+  import: "importar" # ✅✅✅
+  in: "en" # ✅✅✅
+  is: "es" # ✅✅✅
+  lambda: "función anónima" # there isn't translation for this word to spanish, 🤔 What about using the same word? 🤔 I agree with the second comment, in this case is better to keep the same word "lambda"
+  nonlocal: "no local" # ✅✅✅
+  not: "no" # ✅✅✅
+  or: "o" # ✅✅✅
+  pass: "pasar" # ✅✅✅
+  raise: "genera excepción" ✅❓Maybe just "generar" will be ok
+  return: "regresa" # ✅✅ Regresa sounds more natural for me than retorna ❓I think that in this case "retorna" it is the better way to translate it, as we are talking that a function will run to then return a value, in spanish will be "la función se ejecuta y retorna un valor"
+  try: "intenta" # ✅✅ I also think of using this as imperative ✅ I agree with "intenta"
+  while: "mientras" # ✅✅✅
+  with: "con" # ✅✅✅
+  yield: "entregar" # ✅ yield return a generator, insted of use "retornar", "entregar" can be more properly ✅ I agree with the comment, "entregar" it is better
 
 # << Built-In Functions >>
 
-  abs: "valor absoluto" # ✅
-  all: "todos" # I think we can omite "iterable"
-  any: "alguno" # same here
-  ascii: "ascii" # ✅✅ does not have direct translation
-  bin: "binario" # ✅
-  bool: "booleano" # ✅✅
-  breakpoint: "punto de interrupción" # ✅ Punto de interrupción sounds more natural for me
-  bytearray: "arreglo de byte" # ✅✅
-  bytes: "bytes" # ✅
-  callable: "llamable" # ✅❓
-  chr: "caracter" # ✅✅
-  classmethod: "metodo de la clase" # ✅✅
-  compile: "compilar" # ✅✅
-  complex: "complejo" # ✅✅
-  delattr: "eliminar atributo" # ✅✅ from delete attribute
-  dict: "diccionario" # ✅✅
-  dir: "atributos" # ✅
-  divmod: "cociente y resto" # ✅
-  enumerate: "enumerar" # ✅
-  eval: "evaluar" # ✅
-  exec: "ejecutar" # ✅✅
-  filter: "filtrar" # ✅✅
-  float: "flotante"  # ✅✅
-  format: "formato" # ✅✅
-  frozenset: "congelar" # ✅✅
-  getattr: "obtener atributo" # ✅✅
-  globals: "globales" # ✅✅
-  hasattr: "tiene atributo" # ✅✅
-  hash: "hash" # ✅✅ its direct translation wont make sense in this context
-  help: "ayuda" # ✅✅
-  hex: "hexadecimal" # ✅✅
-  id: "identificador" # ✅✅
-  input: "entrada" # ✅✅
-  int: "entero" # ✅✅
-  isinstance: "es instancia" # ✅✅
-  issubclass: "es subclase" # ✅✅
-  iter: "iterador" # ✅✅
-  len: "longitud" # ✅✅
-  list: "lista" # ✅✅
-  locals: "locales" # ✅✅
-  map: "mapa" # ✅✅
-  max: "máximo" # ✅
-  memoryview: "vista de memoria" # ✅✅
-  min: "mínimo" # ✅
-  next: "siguiente" # ✅✅
-  object: "objeto" # ✅✅
-  oct: "octal" # ✅✅
-  open: "abrir" # ✅
-  ord: "representación unicode" # I don't know how I would traslate this ❓What about "código unicode"?
-  pow: "potencia" # ✅✅
-  print: "imprimir" # ✅✅
-  property: "propiedad" # ✅✅
-  range: "rango" # ✅✅
-  repr: "representación" # ✅
-  reversed: "invertido" # ✅✅
-  round: "redondear" # ✅✅
-  set: "asignar" # ✅✅ it is not the direct translation but in this context it makes sense
-  setattr: "asignar atributo" # ✅✅
-  slice: "cortar" # ✅
-  sorted: "ordenado"
-  staticmethod: "metodo estatico" # ✅✅
-  str: "cadena de texto" # ✅✅
-  sum: "suma" # ✅✅
-  super: "superior" # ✅❓ What about using padre?
-  tuple: "tupla" # ✅✅
-  type: "tipo" # ✅✅
-  vars: "variables" # ✅✅
-  zip: "zip" # ✅✅ can't be direct translated
-  __import__: "importar" # ✅✅
+  abs: "valor absoluto" # ✅✅
+  all: "todos" # I think we can omite "iterable" ✅ I agree with "todos"
+  any: "alguno" # same here ✅ I agree with "alguno"
+  ascii: "ascii" # ✅✅ does not have direct translation ✅
+  bin: "binario" # ✅✅
+  bool: "booleano" # ✅✅✅
+  breakpoint: "punto de interrupción" # ✅ Punto de interrupción sounds more natural for me ✅ I agree with the comment
+  bytearray: "arreglo de byte" # ✅✅✅
+  bytes: "bytes" # ✅✅
+  callable: "llamable" # ✅❓✅
+  chr: "caracter" # ✅✅✅
+  classmethod: "metodo de la clase" # ✅✅✅
+  compile: "compilar" # ✅✅✅
+  complex: "complejo" # ✅✅✅
+  delattr: "eliminar atributo" # ✅✅ from delete attribute ✅
+  dict: "diccionario" # ✅✅✅
+  dir: "atributos" # ✅✅
+  divmod: "cociente y resto" # ✅✅
+  enumerate: "enumerar" # ✅✅
+  eval: "evaluar" # ✅✅
+  exec: "ejecutar" # ✅✅✅
+  filter: "filtrar" # ✅✅✅
+  float: "flotante"  # ✅✅✅
+  format: "formato" # ✅✅✅
+  frozenset: "congelar" # ✅✅✅
+  getattr: "obtener atributo" # ✅✅✅
+  globals: "globales" # ✅✅✅
+  hasattr: "tiene atributo" # ✅✅✅
+  hash: "hash" # ✅✅ its direct translation wont make sense in this context ✅
+  help: "ayuda" # ✅✅✅
+  hex: "hexadecimal" # ✅✅✅
+  id: "identificador" # ✅✅✅
+  input: "entrada" # ✅✅✅
+  int: "entero" # ✅✅✅
+  isinstance: "es instancia" # ✅✅✅
+  issubclass: "es subclase" # ✅✅✅
+  iter: "iterador" # ✅✅✅
+  len: "longitud" # ✅✅✅
+  list: "lista" # ✅✅✅
+  locals: "locales" # ✅✅✅
+  map: "mapa" # ✅✅✅
+  max: "máximo" # ✅✅
+  memoryview: "vista de memoria" # ✅✅✅
+  min: "mínimo" # ✅✅
+  next: "siguiente" # ✅✅✅
+  object: "objeto" # ✅✅✅
+  oct: "octal" # ✅✅✅
+  open: "abrir" # ✅✅
+  ord: "representación unicode" # I don't know how I would traslate this ❓What about "código unicode"? ✅ I agree with "representación unicode"
+  pow: "potencia" # ✅✅✅
+  print: "imprimir" # ✅✅✅
+  property: "propiedad" # ✅✅✅
+  range: "rango" # ✅✅✅
+  repr: "representación" # ✅✅
+  reversed: "invertido" # ✅✅✅
+  round: "redondear" # ✅✅✅
+  set: "asignar" # ✅✅ it is not the direct translation but in this context it makes sense ✅
+  setattr: "asignar atributo" # ✅✅✅
+  slice: "cortar" # ✅✅
+  sorted: "ordenado" ✅
+  staticmethod: "metodo estatico" # ✅✅✅
+  str: "cadena de texto" # ✅✅✅
+  sum: "suma" # ✅✅✅
+  super: "superior" # ✅❓ What about using padre? ❓I think this should be just "super" as it is the way an object allows the developer to refer to its parent class
+  tuple: "tupla" # ✅✅✅
+  type: "tipo" # ✅✅✅
+  vars: "variables" # ✅✅✅
+  zip: "zip" # ✅✅ can't be direct translated ✅
+  __import__: "importar" # ✅✅✅
 
 # << Error Messages >>