webtrees - en to en-AU translation catalogue (303 entries)

en:  per gender
en-AU:  per sex

en: %1$s individual is missing birthplace map coordinates: %2$s. | %1$s individuals are missing birthplace map coordinates: %2$s.
en-AU[0]: %1$s individual is missing birthplace map co-ordinates: %2$s.
en-AU[1]: %1$s individuals are missing birthplace map co-ordinates: %2$s.

en: %s BCE
en-AU: %s B.C.

en: %s three times removed ascending
en-AU: %s thrice removed ascending

en: %s three times removed descending
en-AU: %s thrice removed descending

en: %s&nbsp;BCE
en-AU: %s&nbsp;BC

en: %s&nbsp;CE
en-AU: AD&nbsp;%s

en: <b>Please note:</b> Private information of living individuals will only be given to family relatives and close friends. You will be asked to verify your relationship before you will receive any private data. Sometimes information of dead individuals may also be private. If this is the case, it is because there is not enough information known about the individual to determine whether they are alive or not and we probably do not have more information on this individual.<br><br>Before asking a question, please verify that you are inquiring about the correct individual by checking dates, places, and close relatives. If you are submitting changes to the genealogy data, please include the sources where you obtained the data.
en-AU: <b>Please note:</b> Private information of living individuals will only be given to family relatives and close friends. You will be asked to verify your relationship before you will receive any private data. Sometimes information about dead individuals may also be private. If this is the case, it is because there is not enough information known about the individual to determine whether they are alive or not and we probably do not have more information on this individual.<br><br>Before asking a question, please verify that you are inquiring about the correct individual by checking dates, places and close relatives. If you are submitting changes to the genealogy data, please include the sources where you obtained the data.

en: A child may have more than one set of parents. The relationship between the child and the parents can be biological, legal, or based on local culture and tradition. If no pedigree is specified, then a biological relationship will be assumed.
en-AU: A child may have more than one set of parents. The relationship between the child and the parents can be biological, legal or based on local culture and tradition. If no pedigree is specified, then a biological relationship will be assumed.

en: A list of changes that need to be reviewed by a moderator, and email notifications.
en-AU: A list of changes that need to be reviewed by a moderator, and e-mail notifications.

en: A new password has been created and emailed to %s. You can change this password after you sign in.
en-AU: A new password has been created and e-mailed to %s. You can change this password after you sign in.

en: A new user (%1$s) has requested an account (%2$s) and verified an email address (%3$s).
en-AU: A new user (%1$s) has requested an account (%2$s) and verified an e-mail address (%3$s).

en: A user will not be able to sign in until both “email verified” and “approved by administrator” are selected.
en-AU: A user will not be able to sign in until both ‘e-mail verified’ and ‘approved by administrator’ are selected.

[ctx: Abbreviation for Persian month: Aban]
en: Aban
en-AU: Ābān

[ctx: Abbreviation for Persian month: Azar]
en: Azar
en-AU: Āzar

[ctx: Abbreviation for Persian month: Tir]
en: Tir
en-AU: Tīr

en: Account approval and email verification
en-AU: Account approval and e-mail verification

en: Add a favorite
en-AU: Add a favourite

en: Add to favorites
en-AU: Add to favourites

en: After you have signed in, select the “My account” link under the “My pages” menu and fill in the password fields to change your password.
en-AU: After you have signed in, select the ‘My account’ link under the ‘My pages’ menu and fill in the password fields to change your password.

en: Aland Islands
en-AU: Åland Islands

en: All existing PhpGedView users must have distinct email addresses
en-AU: All existing PhpGedView users must have distinct e-mail addresses

en: Allow other modules to edit text using a “WYSIWYG” editor, instead of using HTML codes.
en-AU: Allow other modules to edit text using a ‘WYSIWYG’ editor, instead of using HTML codes.

en: An alternative to the “media” tab, and an enhanced image viewer.
en-AU: An alternative to the ‘media’ tab, and an enhanced image viewer.

en: Are you sure you want to delete “%s”?
en-AU: Are you sure you want to delete ‘%s’?

en: Are you sure you want to remove this item from your list of favorites?
en-AU: Are you sure you want to remove this item from your list of favourites?

en: Asuncion, Paraguay
en-AU: Asunción, Paraguay

en: Birth places
en-AU: Birthplaces

en: Bogota, Colombia
en-AU: Bogotá, Colombia

en: Change the blocks on this user’s “My page”
en-AU: Change the blocks on this user’s ‘My page’

en: Change the “Home page” blocks
en-AU: Change the ‘Home page’ blocks

en: Change the “My page” blocks
en-AU: Change the ‘My page’ blocks

en: Ciudad Juarez, Mexico
en-AU: Ciudad Juárez, Mexico

en: Clean up data folder
en-AU: Clean-up data folder

en: Colonia Juarez, Mexico
en-AU: Colonia Juárez, Mexico

en: Cordoba, Argentina
en-AU: Córdoba, Argentina

en: Correct NAME records of the form “John/DOE/” or “John /DOE”, as produced by older genealogy programs.
en-AU: Correct NAME records of the form ‘Fred/NERK/’ or ‘Fred /NERK’, as produced by older genealogy programs.

en: Cote d’Ivoire
en-AU: Côte d’Ivoire

en: Create, update, and delete a family tree for every GEDCOM file in the data folder.
en-AU: Create, update and delete a family tree for every GEDCOM file in the data folder.

en: Customize this page
en-AU: Customise this page

en: Daitch-Mokotoff
en-AU: Daitch–Mokotoff

en: Date of naturalization
en-AU: Date of naturalisation

en: Display and manage a family tree’s favorite pages.
en-AU: Display and manage a family tree’s favourite pages.

en: Display and manage a user’s favorite pages.
en-AU: Display and manage a user’s favourite pages.

en: Do not create new locations, just import coordinates for existing locations.
en-AU: Do not create new locations, just import co-ordinates for existing locations.

en: Do not seal, previous sealing canceled
en-AU: Do not seal, previous sealing cancelled

en: Do not seal: unauthorized
en-AU: Do not seal: unauthorised

en: Duplicate email address. A user with that email already exists.
en-AU: Duplicate e-mail address. A user with that e-mail already exists.

en: Each source records specific events, generally for a given date range and for a place jurisdiction. For example a Census records census events and church records record birth, marriage, and death events.<br><br>Select the events that are recorded by this source from the list of events provided. The date should be specified in a range format such as <i>FROM 1900 TO 1910</i>. The place jurisdiction is the name of the lowest jurisdiction that encompasses all lower-level places named in this source. For example, “Oneida, Idaho, USA” would be used as a source jurisdiction place for events occurring in the various towns within Oneida County. “Idaho, USA” would be the source jurisdiction place if the events recorded took place not only in Oneida County but also in other counties in Idaho.
en-AU: Each source records specific events, generally for a given date range and for a place jurisdiction. For example a Census records census events and church records record birth, marriage and death events.<br><br>Select the events that are recorded by this source from the list of events provided. The date should be specified in a range format such as <i>FROM 1900 TO 1910</i>. The place jurisdiction is the name of the lowest jurisdiction that encompasses all lower-level places named in this source. For example, ‘Oneida, Idaho, USA’ would be used as a source jurisdiction place for events occurring in the various towns within Oneida County. ‘Idaho, USA’ would be the source jurisdiction place if the events recorded took place not only in Oneida County but also in other counties in Idaho.

en: Each user account has an option to “automatically accept changes”. When this is enabled, any changes made by that user are saved immediately. Many administrators enable this for their own user account.
en-AU: Each user account has an option to ‘automatically accept changes’. When this is enabled, any changes made by that user are saved immediately. Many administrators enable this for their own user account.

en: Edit the gender
en-AU: Edit the sex

en: Email address
en-AU: E-mail address

en: Email address to be used in the “From:” field of emails that webtrees creates automatically.<br><br>webtrees can automatically create emails to notify administrators of changes that need to be reviewed. webtrees also sends notification emails to users who have requested an account.<br><br>Usually, the “From:” field of these automatically created emails is something like <i>From: webtrees-noreply@yoursite</i> to show that no response to the email is required. To guard against spam or other email abuse, some email systems require each message’s “From:” field to reflect a valid email account and will not accept messages that are apparently from account <i>webtrees-noreply</i>.
en-AU: E-mail address to be used in the ‘From:’ field of e-mails that webtrees creates automatically.<br><br>webtrees can automatically create e-mails to notify administrators of changes that need to be reviewed. webtrees also sends notification e-mails to users who have requested an account.<br><br>Usually, the ‘From:’ field of these automatically created e-mails is something like <i>From: webtrees-noreply@yoursite</i> to show that no response to the e-mail is required. To guard against spam or other e-mail abuse, some e-mail systems require each message’s ‘From:’ field to reflect a valid e-mail account and will not accept messages that are apparently from account <i>webtrees-noreply</i>.

en: Email verified
en-AU: E-mail verified

en: Enter an individual, family, or source ID
en-AU: Enter an individual, family or source ID

en: Enter an optional note about this favorite
en-AU: Enter an optional note about this favourite

en: Enter or search for the ID of the individual, family, or source to which this media object should be linked.
en-AU: Enter or search for the ID of the individual, family or source to which this media object should be linked.

en: Exclude individuals with “%s” as a married name
en-AU: Exclude individuals with ‘%s’ as a married name

en: Eye color
en-AU: Eye colour

en: FAQs are lists of questions and answers, which allow you to explain the site’s rules, policies, and procedures to your visitors. Questions are typically concerned with privacy, copyright, user-accounts, unsuitable content, requirement for source-citations, etc.
en-AU: FAQs are lists of questions and answers, which allow you to explain the site’s rules, policies and procedures to your visitors. Questions are typically concerned with privacy, copyright, user-accounts, unsuitable content, requirement for source-citations, etc.

en: Family with rada parents
en-AU: Family with radāʿ parents

en: Favorites
en-AU: Favourites

en: Filenames are not allowed to contain the character “%s”.
en-AU: Filenames are not allowed to contain the character ‘%s’.

en: Filenames are not allowed to have the extension “%s”.
en-AU: Filenames are not allowed to have the extension ‘%s’.

en: For technical support and information contact %s.
en-AU: For technical support and information contact %s

[ctx: GENITIVE]
en: Aban
en-AU: Ābān

[ctx: GENITIVE]
en: Azar
en-AU: Āzar

[ctx: GENITIVE]
en: Dhu al-Hijjah
en-AU: Dhū al-Ḥijjah

[ctx: GENITIVE]
en: Dhu al-Qi’dah
en-AU: Dhū al-Qiʿdah

[ctx: GENITIVE]
en: Floreal
en-AU: Floréal

[ctx: GENITIVE]
en: Jumada al-awwal
en-AU: Jumādá al-awwal

[ctx: GENITIVE]
en: Jumada al-thani
en-AU: Jumādá al-thānī

[ctx: GENITIVE]
en: Khordad
en-AU: Khordād

[ctx: GENITIVE]
en: Mordad
en-AU: Mordād

[ctx: GENITIVE]
en: Muharram
en-AU: Muḥarram

[ctx: GENITIVE]
en: Nivose
en-AU: Nivôse

[ctx: GENITIVE]
en: Pluviose
en-AU: Pluviôse

[ctx: GENITIVE]
en: Rabi’ al-awwal
en-AU: Rabīʿ al-awwal

[ctx: GENITIVE]
en: Rabi’ al-thani
en-AU: Rabīʿ al-thānī

[ctx: GENITIVE]
en: Safar
en-AU: Ṣafar

[ctx: GENITIVE]
en: Shahrivar
en-AU: Shahrīvar

[ctx: GENITIVE]
en: Tir
en-AU: Tīr

[ctx: GENITIVE]
en: Vendemiaire
en-AU: Vendémiaire

[ctx: GENITIVE]
en: Ventose
en-AU: Ventôse

[ctx: GENITIVE]
en: jours complementaires
en-AU: jours complémentaires

en: Gender
en-AU: Sex

en: Gender icon on charts
en-AU: Sex icon on charts

en: Hair color
en-AU: Hair colour

[ctx: INSTRUMENTAL]
en: Aban
en-AU: Ābān

[ctx: INSTRUMENTAL]
en: Azar
en-AU: Āzar

[ctx: INSTRUMENTAL]
en: Dhu al-Hijjah
en-AU: Dhū al-Ḥijjah

[ctx: INSTRUMENTAL]
en: Dhu al-Qi’dah
en-AU: Dhū al-Qiʿdah

[ctx: INSTRUMENTAL]
en: Floreal
en-AU: Floréal

[ctx: INSTRUMENTAL]
en: Jumada al-awwal
en-AU: Jumādá al-awwal

[ctx: INSTRUMENTAL]
en: Jumada al-thani
en-AU: Jumādá al-thānī

[ctx: INSTRUMENTAL]
en: Khordad
en-AU: Khordād

[ctx: INSTRUMENTAL]
en: Mordad
en-AU: Mordād

[ctx: INSTRUMENTAL]
en: Muharram
en-AU: Muḥarram

[ctx: INSTRUMENTAL]
en: Nivose
en-AU: Nivôse

[ctx: INSTRUMENTAL]
en: Pluviose
en-AU: Pluviôse

[ctx: INSTRUMENTAL]
en: Rabi’ al-awwal
en-AU: Rabīʿ al-awwal

[ctx: INSTRUMENTAL]
en: Rabi’ al-thani
en-AU: Rabīʿ al-thānī

[ctx: INSTRUMENTAL]
en: Safar
en-AU: Ṣafar

[ctx: INSTRUMENTAL]
en: Shahrivar
en-AU: Shahrīvar

[ctx: INSTRUMENTAL]
en: Tir
en-AU: Tīr

[ctx: INSTRUMENTAL]
en: Vendemiaire
en-AU: Vendémiaire

[ctx: INSTRUMENTAL]
en: Ventose
en-AU: Ventôse

[ctx: INSTRUMENTAL]
en: jours complementaires
en-AU: jours complémentaires

en: If a visitor to the website has not selected a preferred language in their browser preferences, or they have selected an unsupported language, then this language will be used. Typically this applies to search engines.
en-AU: If a visitor to the website has not specified a preferred language in their browser configuration, or they have specified an unsupported language, then this language will be used. Typically, this setting applies to search engines.

en: If an administrator creates a user account, the verification email is not sent, and the email must be verified manually.
en-AU: If an administrator creates a user account, the verification e-mail is not sent, and the e-mail must be verified manually.

en: If this individual has any events other than death, burial, or cremation more recent than this number of years, they are considered to be “alive”. Children’s birth dates are considered to be such events for this purpose.
en-AU: If this individual has any events other than death, burial or cremation more recent than this number of years, they are considered to be ‘alive’. Children’s birth dates are considered to be such events for this purpose.

en: If you have a large number of media files, you can organize them into folders and subfolders.
en-AU: If you have a large number of media files, you can organise them into folders and subfolders.

en: If you have created media objects in webtrees, and have subsequently edited this GEDCOM file using genealogy software that deletes media objects, then select this option to merge the current media objects with the new GEDCOM file.
en-AU: If you have created media objects in webtrees, and have subsequently edited this GEDCOM file using software that deletes media objects, then tick this box to merge the current media objects with the new GEDCOM file.

en: If you select a different folder, you must also move all files (except config.ini.php, index.php, and .htaccess) from the existing folder to the new folder.
en-AU: If you select a different folder, you must also move all files (except config.ini.php, index.php and .htaccess) from the existing folder to the new folder.

en: In a family tree, each record has an internal reference number (called an “XREF”) such as “F123” or “R14”.
en-AU: In a family tree, each record has an internal reference number (called an ‘XREF’) such as ‘F123’ or ‘R14’.

en: In many cultures it is customary to have a traditional name spelled in the traditional characters and also a romanized version of the name as it would be spelled or pronounced in languages based on the Latin alphabet, such as English.<br><br>If you prefer to use a non-Latin alphabet such as Hebrew, Greek, Russian, Chinese, or Arabic to enter the name in the standard name fields, then you can use this field to enter the same name using the Latin alphabet. Both versions of the name will appear in lists and charts.<br><br>Although this field is labeled “Romanized”, it is not restricted to containing only characters based on the Latin alphabet. This might be of use with Japanese names, where three different alphabets may occur.
en-AU: In many cultures it is customary to have a traditional name spelled in the traditional characters and also a romanised version of the name as it would be spelled or pronounced in languages based on the Latin alphabet, such as English.<br><br>If you prefer to use a non-Latin alphabet such as Hebrew, Greek, Russian, Chinese or Arabic to enter the name in the standard name fields, then you can use this field to enter the same name using the Latin alphabet. Both versions of the name will appear in lists and charts.<br><br>Although this field is labelled ‘Romanised’, it is not restricted to containing only characters based on the Latin alphabet. This might be of use with Japanese names, where three different alphabets may occur.

en: In many cultures it is customary to have a traditional name spelled in the traditional characters and also a romanized version of the name as it would be spelled or pronounced in languages based on the Latin alphabet, such as English.<br><br>If you prefer to use the Latin alphabet to enter the name in the standard name fields, then you can use this field to enter the same name in the non-Latin alphabet such as Greek, Hebrew, Russian, Arabic, or Chinese. Both versions of the name will appear in lists and charts.<br><br>Although this field is labeled “Hebrew”, it is not restricted to containing only Hebrew characters.
en-AU: In many cultures it is customary to have a traditional name spelled in the traditional characters and also a romanised version of the name as it would be spelled or pronounced in languages based on the Latin alphabet, such as English.<br><br>If you prefer to use the Latin alphabet to enter the name in the standard name fields, then you can use this field to enter the same name in the non-Latin alphabet such as Greek, Hebrew, Russian, Arabic or Chinese. Both versions of the name will appear in lists and charts.<br><br>Although this field is labelled ‘Hebrew’, it is not restricted to containing only Hebrew characters.

en: Include individuals with “%s” as a married name
en-AU: Include individuals with ‘%s’ as a married name

en: Internal messaging with emails
en-AU: Internal messaging with e-mail

en: John /DOE/
en-AU: Fred /NERK/

en: Keep the existing “last change” information
en-AU: Keep the existing ‘last change’ information

[ctx: LOCATIVE]
en: Aban
en-AU: Ābān

[ctx: LOCATIVE]
en: Azar
en-AU: Āzar

[ctx: LOCATIVE]
en: Dhu al-Hijjah
en-AU: Dhū al-Ḥijjah

[ctx: LOCATIVE]
en: Dhu al-Qi’dah
en-AU: Dhū al-Qiʿdah

[ctx: LOCATIVE]
en: Floreal
en-AU: Floréal

[ctx: LOCATIVE]
en: Jumada al-awwal
en-AU: Jumādá al-awwal

[ctx: LOCATIVE]
en: Jumada al-thani
en-AU: Jumādá al-thānī

[ctx: LOCATIVE]
en: Khordad
en-AU: Khordād

[ctx: LOCATIVE]
en: Mordad
en-AU: Mordād

[ctx: LOCATIVE]
en: Muharram
en-AU: Muḥarram

[ctx: LOCATIVE]
en: Nivose
en-AU: Nivôse

[ctx: LOCATIVE]
en: Pluviose
en-AU: Pluviôse

[ctx: LOCATIVE]
en: Rabi’ al-awwal
en-AU: Rabīʿ al-awwal

[ctx: LOCATIVE]
en: Rabi’ al-thani
en-AU: Rabīʿ al-thānī

[ctx: LOCATIVE]
en: Safar
en-AU: Ṣafar

[ctx: LOCATIVE]
en: Shahrivar
en-AU: Shahrīvar

[ctx: LOCATIVE]
en: Tir
en-AU: Tīr

[ctx: LOCATIVE]
en: Vendemiaire
en-AU: Vendémiaire

[ctx: LOCATIVE]
en: Ventose
en-AU: Ventôse

en: Last email reminder was sent
en-AU: Last e-mail reminder was sent

en: Leave this blank to use the default value.
en-AU: If you leave this setting empty, the default value will be used.

en: Many genealogy programs create GEDCOM files with custom tags, and webtrees understands most of them. When unrecognized tags are found, this option lets you choose whether to ignore them or display a warning message.
en-AU: Many genealogy programs create GEDCOM files with custom tags, and webtrees understands most of them. When unrecognised tags are found, this option lets you choose whether to ignore them or display a warning message.

en: Marriage license
en-AU: Marriage licence

en: Merida, Mexico
en-AU: Mérida, Mexico

en: Montreal, Quebec, Canada
en-AU: Montréal, Québec, Canada

[ctx: NOMINATIVE]
en: Aban
en-AU: Ābān

[ctx: NOMINATIVE]
en: Azar
en-AU: Āzar

[ctx: NOMINATIVE]
en: Dhu al-Hijjah
en-AU: Dhū al-Ḥijjah

[ctx: NOMINATIVE]
en: Dhu al-Qi’dah
en-AU: Dhū al-Qiʿdah

[ctx: NOMINATIVE]
en: Floreal
en-AU: Floréal

[ctx: NOMINATIVE]
en: Jumada al-awwal
en-AU: Jumādá al-awwal

[ctx: NOMINATIVE]
en: Jumada al-thani
en-AU: Jumādá al-thānī

[ctx: NOMINATIVE]
en: Khordad
en-AU: Khordād

[ctx: NOMINATIVE]
en: Mordad
en-AU: Mordād

[ctx: NOMINATIVE]
en: Muharram
en-AU: Muḥarram

[ctx: NOMINATIVE]
en: Nivose
en-AU: Nivôse

[ctx: NOMINATIVE]
en: Pluviose
en-AU: Pluviôse

[ctx: NOMINATIVE]
en: Rabi’ al-awwal
en-AU: Rabīʿ al-awwal

[ctx: NOMINATIVE]
en: Rabi’ al-thani
en-AU: Rabīʿ al-thānī

[ctx: NOMINATIVE]
en: Safar
en-AU: Ṣafar

[ctx: NOMINATIVE]
en: Shahrivar
en-AU: Shahrīvar

[ctx: NOMINATIVE]
en: Tir
en-AU: Tīr

[ctx: NOMINATIVE]
en: Vendemiaire
en-AU: Vendémiaire

[ctx: NOMINATIVE]
en: Ventose
en-AU: Ventôse

[ctx: NOMINATIVE]
en: jours complementaires
en-AU: jours complémentaires

en: Naturalization
en-AU: Naturalisation

en: Next email reminder will be sent after
en-AU: Next e-mail reminder will be sent after

en: Noon
en-AU: M.

en: Not a valid individual, family, or source ID
en-AU: Not a valid individual, family or source ID

en: Nuku’Alofa, Tonga
en-AU: Nukuʻalofa, Tonga

en: Oops! The webserver is unable to connect to the database server. It could be busy, undergoing maintenance, or simply broken. You should <a href="index.php">try again</a> in a few minutes or contact the website administrator.
en-AU: Oops! The webserver is unable to connect to the database server. It could be busy, undergoing maintenance or simply broken. You should <a href="index.php">try again</a> in a few minutes or contact the website administrator.

en: Overwrite existing coordinates.
en-AU: Overwrite existing co-ordinates.

en: PHP extension “%1$s” is disabled. Without it, the following features will not work: %2$s. Please ask your server’s administrator to enable it.
en-AU: PHP extension ‘%1$s’ is disabled. Without it, the following features will not work: %2$s. Please ask your server’s administrator to enable it.

en: PHP extension “%s” is disabled. You cannot install webtrees until this is enabled. Please ask your server’s administrator to enable it.
en-AU: PHP extension ‘%s’ is disabled. You cannot install webtrees until this is enabled. Please ask your server’s administrator to enable it.

en: PHP setting “%1$s” is disabled. Without it, the following features will not work: %2$s. Please ask your server’s administrator to enable it.
en-AU: PHP setting ‘%1$s’ is disabled. Without it, the following features will not work: %2$s. Please ask your server’s administrator to enable it.

en: Passwords must be at least 6 characters long and are case-sensitive, so that “secret” is different from “SECRET”.
en-AU: Passwords must be at least 6 characters long and are case-sensitive, so that ‘secret’ is different to ‘SECRET’.

en: Pending changes are only shown when your account has permission to edit. When you sign out, you will no longer be able to see them. Also, pending changes are only shown on certain pages. For example, they are not shown in lists, reports, or search results.
en-AU: Pending changes are only shown when your account has permission to edit. When you sign out, you will no longer be able to see them. Also, pending changes are only shown on certain pages. For example, they are not shown in lists, reports or search results.

en: Place of naturalization
en-AU: Place of naturalisation

en: Places should be entered according to the standards for genealogy. In genealogy, places are recorded with the most specific information about the place first and then working up to the least specific place last, using commas to separate the different place levels. The level at which you record the place information should represent the levels of government or church where vital records for that place are kept.<br><br>For example, a place like Salt Lake City would be entered as “Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA”.<br><br>Let’s examine each part of this place. The first part, “Salt Lake City,” is the city or township where the event occurred. In some countries, there may be municipalities or districts inside a city which are important to note. In that case, they should come before the city. The next part, “Salt Lake,” is the county. “Utah” is the state, and “USA” is the country. It is important to note each place because genealogy records are kept by the governments of each level.<br><br>If a level of the place is unknown, you should leave a space between the commas. Suppose, in the example above, you didn’t know the county for Salt Lake City. You should then record it like this: “Salt Lake City, , Utah, USA”. Suppose you only know that an individual was born in Utah. You would enter the information like this: “, , Utah, USA”. <br><br>You can use the <b>Find Place</b> link to help you find places that already exist in the database.
en-AU: Places should be entered according to the standards for genealogy. In genealogy, places are recorded with the most specific information about the place first and then working up to the least specific place last, using commas to separate the different place levels. The level at which you record the place information should represent the levels of government or church where vital records for that place are kept.<br><br>For example, a place like Salt Lake City would be entered as ‘Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA’.<br><br>Let’s examine each part of this place. The first part, ‘Salt Lake City,’ is the city or township where the event occurred. In some countries, there may be municipalities or districts inside a city which are important to note. In that case, they should come before the city. The next part, ‘Salt Lake,’ is the county. ‘Utah’ is the state, and ‘USA’ is the country. It is important to note each place because genealogy records are kept by the governments of each level.<br><br>If a level of the place is unknown, you should leave a space between the commas. Suppose, in the example above, you didn’t know the county for Salt Lake City. You should then record it like this: ‘Salt Lake City, , Utah, USA’. Suppose you only know that an individual was born in Utah. You would enter the information like this: ‘, , Utah, USA’. <br><br>You can use the <b>Find Place</b> link to help you find places that already exist in the database.

en: Please enter a given name, surname, or place in addition to the year
en-AU: Please enter a given name, surname or place in addition to the year

en: Please enter a valid email address.
en-AU: Please enter a valid e-mail address.

en: Please provide your email address so that we may contact you in response to this message. If you do not provide your email address we will not be able to respond to your inquiry. Your email address will not be used in any other way besides responding to this inquiry.
en-AU: Please provide your e-mail address so that we may contact you in response to this message. If you do not provide your e-mail address we will not be able to respond to your inquiry. Your e-mail address will not be used in any other way besides responding to this inquiry.

en: Postal code
en-AU: Post code

en: Preferences exist for the module “%s”, but this module no longer exists.
en-AU: Preferences exist for the module ‘%s’, but this module no longer exists.

en: Provo City Center, Utah, United States
en-AU: Provo City Centre, Utah, United States

en: Rada
en-AU: Radāʿ

en: Reminder email frequency (days)
en-AU: Reminder e-mail frequency (days)

en: Research tasks are stored using the custom GEDCOM tag “_TODO”. Other genealogy applications may not recognize this tag.
en-AU: Research tasks are stored using the custom GEDCOM tag ‘_TODO’. Other genealogy applications may not recognise this tag.

en: Reunion
en-AU: Réunion

en: Romanized
en-AU: Romanised

en: Romanized place
en-AU: Romanised place

en: Romanized title
en-AU: Romanised title

en: San Jose, Costa Rica
en-AU: San José, Costa Rica

en: Sao Paulo, Brazil
en-AU: São Paulo, Brazil

en: Sao Tome and Principe
en-AU: São Tomé and Príncipe

en: Sealing canceled (divorce)
en-AU: Sealing cancelled (divorce)

en: Send out reminder emails
en-AU: Send out reminder e-mails

en: Set the status to “approved”.
en-AU: Set the status to ‘approved’.

en: Setting this to <b>Yes</b> will place links on individuals, sources, and families to let users bring up another window containing the raw data taken right out of the GEDCOM file.
en-AU: Setting this to <b>Yes</b> will place links on individuals, sources and families to let users bring up another window containing the raw data taken right out of the GEDCOM file.

en: Show acceptable use agreement on “Request a new user account” page
en-AU: Show acceptable use agreement on ‘Request a new user account’ page

en: Show only births, deaths, and marriages
en-AU: Show only births, deaths and marriages

en: Show only individuals for whom the gender is not known.
en-AU: Show only individuals for whom the sex is not known.

en: Show only individuals, events, or all
en-AU: Show only individuals, events or all

en: Show “leaves” couples or individuals. These are individuals who are alive but have no children recorded in the database.
en-AU: Show ‘leaves’ couples or individuals. These are individuals who are alive but have no children recorded in the database.

en: Show “roots” couples or individuals. These individuals may also be called “patriarchs”. They are individuals who have no parents recorded in the database.
en-AU: Show ‘roots’ couples or individuals. These people may also be called ‘patriarchs’. They are individuals who have no parents recorded in the database.

en: Sitemaps are a way for webmasters to tell search engines about the pages on a website that are available for crawling. All major search engines support sitemaps. For more information, see <a href="http://www.sitemaps.org/">www.sitemaps.org</a>.
en-AU: Sitemaps are a way for webmasters to tell search engines about the pages on a website that are available for crawling. All major search engines support sitemaps. For more information, see <a href="http://www.sitemaps.org/en_GB/">www.sitemaps.org</a>.

en: Some place names may be written with optional prefixes and suffixes. For example “Orange” versus “Orange County”. If the family tree contains the full place names, but the geographic database contains the short place names, then you should specify a list of the prefixes and suffixes to be disregarded. Multiple values should be separated with semicolons. For example “County;County of” or “Township;Twp;Twp.”.
en-AU: Some place names may be written with optional prefixes and suffixes. For example ‘Durham‘ versus ‘County Durham‘. If the family tree contains the full place names, but the geographic database contains the short place names, then you should specify a list of the prefixes and suffixes to be disregarded. Multiple values should be separated with semicolons. For example ‘County;County of‘ or ‘Parish;Par;Par.‘.

en: Some themes can display icons on the “Facts and events” tab.
en-AU: Some themes can display icons on the ‘Facts and events’ tab.

en: Surnames are inflected to indicate an individual’s gender and marital status.
en-AU: Surnames are inflected to indicate an individual’s sex and marital status.

en: Surnames are inflected to indicate an individual’s gender.
en-AU: Surnames are inflected to indicate an individual’s sex.

en: Synchronize family trees with GEDCOM files
en-AU: Synchronise family trees with GEDCOM files

en: The GEDCOM file “%s” has been imported.
en-AU: The GEDCOM file ‘%s’ has been imported.

en: The changes to “%s” have been accepted.
en-AU: The changes to ‘%s’ have been accepted.

en: The changes to “%s” have been rejected.
en-AU: The changes to ‘%s’ have been rejected.

en: The family tree “%s” already exists.
en-AU: The family tree ‘%s’ already exists.

en: The family tree “%s” has been created.
en-AU: The family tree ‘%s’ has been created.

en: The family tree “%s” has been deleted.
en-AU: The family tree ‘%s’ has been deleted.

en: The family tree “%s” will be shown to visitors when they first arrive at this website.
en-AU: The family tree ‘%s’ will be shown to visitors when they first arrive at this website.

en: The family “%s” has been deleted because it only has one member.
en-AU: The family ‘%s’ has been deleted, because it only has one member.

en: The file “%s” does not exist.
en-AU: The file ‘%s’ does not exist.

en: The link from “%1$s” to “%2$s” has been deleted.
en-AU: The link from ‘%1$s’ to ‘%2$s’ has been deleted.

en: The link from “%1$s” to “%2$s” has been updated.
en-AU: The link from ‘%1$s’ to ‘%2$s’ has been updated.

en: The media file you are uploading can be, and probably should be, named differently on the server than it is on your local computer. This is so because often the local filename has meaning to you but is much less meaningful to others visiting this website. Consider also the possibility that you and someone else both try to upload different files called “granny.jpg“.<br><br>In this field, you specify the new name of the file you are uploading. The name you enter here will also be used to name the thumbnail, which can be uploaded separately or generated automatically. You do not need to enter the filename extension (jpg, gif, pdf, doc, etc.)<br><br>Leave this field blank to keep the original name of the file you have uploaded from your local computer.
en-AU: The media file you are uploading can be, and probably should be, named differently on the server than it is on your local computer. This is so because often the local filename has meaning to you but is much less meaningful to others visiting this website. Consider also the possibility that you and someone else both try to upload different files called ‘granny.jpg’.<br><br>In this field, you specify the new name of the file you are uploading. The name you enter here will also be used to name the thumbnail, which can be uploaded separately or generated automatically. You do not need to enter the filename extension (jpg, gif, pdf, doc, etc.)<br><br>Leave this field blank to keep the original name of the file you have uploaded from your local computer.

en: The module “%s” has been disabled.
en-AU: The module ‘%s’ has been disabled.

en: The module “%s” has been enabled.
en-AU: The module ‘%s’ has been enabled.

en: The preferences for the chart “%s” have been updated.
en-AU: The preferences for the chart ‘%s’ have been updated.

en: The preferences for the family tree “%s” have been updated.
en-AU: The preferences for the family tree ‘%s’ have been updated.

en: The preferences for the module “%s” have been deleted.
en-AU: The preferences for the module ‘%s’ have been deleted.

en: The preferences for the module “%s” have been updated.
en-AU: The preferences for the module ‘%s’ have been updated.

en: The prefix is optional, but recommended. By giving the table names a unique prefix you can let several different applications share the same database. “wt_” is suggested, but can be anything you want.
en-AU: The prefix is optional, but recommended. By giving the table names a unique prefix you can let several different applications share the same database. ‘wt_’ is suggested, but can be anything you want.

en: The records “%1$s” and “%2$s” have been merged.
en-AU: The records ‘%1$s’ and ‘%2$s’ have been merged.

en: The two family trees have %1$s record which uses the same “XREF”. | The two family trees have %1$s records which use the same “XREF”.
en-AU[0]: The two family trees have %1$s record which uses the same ‘XREF’.
en-AU[1]: The two family trees have %1$s records which use the same ‘XREF’.

en: The user has been sent an email with the information necessary to confirm the access request.
en-AU: The user has been sent an e-mail with the information necessary to confirm the access request.

en: The value to place in the “meta description” tag in the HTML page header. Leave this field empty to use the name of the family tree.
en-AU: The value to place in the ‘meta description’ tag in the HTML page header. Leave this field empty to use the name of the family tree.

en: The “%” character is a wildcard, and will match zero or more other characters.
en-AU: The ‘%’ character is a wildcard, and will match zero or more other characters.

en: Themes can be selected at three levels: user, family tree, and website. User preferences take priority over family tree preferences, which in turn take priority over the website preferences. Selecting “default theme” at one level will use the theme at the next level.
en-AU: Themes can be selected at three levels: user, family tree and website. User settings take priority over family tree settings, which in turn take priority over the website setting. Selecting ‘default theme’ at one level will use the theme at the next level.

en: There is no account with the username or email “%s”.
en-AU: There is no account with the username or e-mail ‘%s’.

en: These pages provide access to all the preferences and management tools for this webtrees site.
en-AU: These pages provide access to all the configuration settings and management tools for this webtrees site.

en: This account has not been verified. Please check your email for a verification message.
en-AU: This account has not been verified. Please check your e-mail for a verification message.

en: This email address will be used to send password reminders, website notifications, and messages from other family members who are registered on the website.
en-AU: This e-mail address will be used to send password reminders, website notifications and messages from other family members who are registered on the website.

en: This family tree has %s record which uses the same “XREF” as another family tree. | This family tree has %s records which use the same “XREF” as another family tree.
en-AU[0]: This family tree has %s record which uses the same ‘XREF’ as another family tree.
en-AU[1]: This family tree has %s records which use the same ‘XREF’ as another family tree.

en: This file is linked to another family tree on this server. It cannot be deleted, moved, or renamed until these links have been removed.
en-AU: This file is linked to another family tree on this server. It cannot be deleted, moved or renamed until these links have been removed.

en: This is a comma separated list of GEDCOM fact tags that will be shown on the add/edit name form. If you use non-Latin alphabets such as Hebrew, Greek, Cyrillic, or Arabic, you may want to add tags such as _HEB, ROMN, FONE, etc. to allow you to store names in several different alphabets.
en-AU: This is a comma separated list of GEDCOM fact tags that will be shown on the add/edit name form. If you use non-Latin alphabets such as Hebrew, Greek, Cyrillic or Arabic, you may want to add tags such as _HEB, ROMN, FONE, etc. to allow you to store names in several different alphabets.

en: This is a comma separated list of GEDCOM fact tags that will be shown when adding a new individual. For example, if BIRT is in the list, fields for birth date and birth place will be shown on the form.
en-AU: This is a comma separated list of GEDCOM fact tags that will be shown when adding a new individual. For example, if BIRT is in the list, fields for birthdate and birthplace will be shown on the form.

en: This is a comma separated list of GEDCOM fact tags that will be shown when you add or edit place names. If you use non-Latin alphabets such as Hebrew, Greek, Cyrillic, or Arabic, you may want to add tags such as _HEB, ROMN, FONE, etc. to allow you to store place names in several different alphabets.
en-AU: This is a comma separated list of GEDCOM fact tags that will be shown when you add or edit place names. If you use non-Latin alphabets such as Hebrew, Greek, Cyrillic or Arabic, you may want to add tags such as _HEB, ROMN, FONE, etc. to allow you to store place names in several different alphabets.

en: This is the initial value for the “show details” option on the charts.
en-AU: This is the initial setting for the ‘show details’ option on the charts.

en: This is the list of GEDCOM facts that your users can add to families. You can modify this list by removing or adding fact names, even custom ones, as necessary. Fact names that appear in this list must not also appear in the “Unique family facts” list.
en-AU: This is the list of GEDCOM facts that your users can add to families. You can modify this list by removing or adding fact names, even custom ones, as necessary. Fact names that appear in this list must not also appear in the ‘Unique family facts’ list.

en: This is the list of GEDCOM facts that your users can add to individuals. You can modify this list by removing or adding fact names, even custom ones, as necessary. Fact names that appear in this list must not also appear in the “Unique individual facts” list.
en-AU: This is the list of GEDCOM facts that your users can add to individuals. You can modify this list by removing or adding fact names, even custom ones, as necessary. Fact names that appear in this list must not also appear in the ‘Unique individual facts’ list.

en: This is the list of GEDCOM facts that your users can add to repositories. You can modify this list by removing or adding fact names, even custom ones, as necessary. Fact names that appear in this list must not also appear in the “Unique repository facts” list.
en-AU: This is the list of GEDCOM facts that your users can add to repositories. You can modify this list by removing or adding fact names, even custom ones, as necessary. Fact names that appear in this list must not also appear in the ‘Unique repository facts’ list.

en: This is the list of GEDCOM facts that your users can add to sources. You can modify this list by removing or adding fact names, even custom ones, as necessary. Fact names that appear in this list must not also appear in the “Unique source facts” list.
en-AU: This is the list of GEDCOM facts that your users can add to sources. You can modify this list by removing or adding fact names, even custom ones, as necessary. Fact names that appear in this list must not also appear in the ‘Unique source facts’ list.

en: This is the list of GEDCOM facts that your users can only add once to families. For example, if MARR is in this list, users will not be able to add more than one MARR record to a family. Fact names that appear in this list must not also appear in the “All family facts” list.
en-AU: This is the list of GEDCOM facts that your users can only add once to families. For example, if MARR is in this list, users will not be able to add more than one MARR record to a family. Fact names that appear in this list must not also appear in the ‘All family facts’ list.

en: This is the list of GEDCOM facts that your users can only add once to individuals. For example, if BIRT is in this list, users will not be able to add more than one BIRT record to an individual. Fact names that appear in this list must not also appear in the “All individual facts” list.
en-AU: This is the list of GEDCOM facts that your users can only add once to individuals. For example, if BIRT is in this list, users will not be able to add more than one BIRT record to an individual. Fact names that appear in this list must not also appear in the ‘All individual facts’ list.

en: This is the list of GEDCOM facts that your users can only add once to repositories. For example, if NAME is in this list, users will not be able to add more than one NAME record to a repository. Fact names that appear in this list must not also appear in the “All repository facts” list.
en-AU: This is the list of GEDCOM facts that your users can only add once to repositories. For example, if NAME is in this list, users will not be able to add more than one NAME record to a repository. Fact names that appear in this list must not also appear in the ‘All repository facts’ list.

en: This is the list of GEDCOM facts that your users can only add once to sources. For example, if TITL is in this list, users will not be able to add more than one TITL record to a source. Fact names that appear in this list must not also appear in the “All source facts” list.
en-AU: This is the list of GEDCOM facts that your users can only add once to sources. For example, if TITL is in this list, users will not be able to add more than one TITL record to a source. Fact names that appear in this list must not also appear in the ‘All source facts’ list.

en: This is the name of the SMTP server. “localhost” means that the mail service is running on the same computer as your web server.
en-AU: This is the name of the SMTP server. ‘localhost’ means that the mail service is running on the same computer as your web server.

en: This is the width (in pixels) that the program will use when automatically generating thumbnails. The default value is 100.
en-AU: This is the width (in pixels) that the program will use when automatically generating thumbnails. The default setting is 100.

en: This name is used in the “From” field, when sending automatic emails from this server.
en-AU: This name is used in the ‘From’ field, when sending automatic emails from this server.

en: This option controls whether or not to show the individual’s gender icon on charts.<br><br>Since the gender is also indicated by the color of the box, this option doesn’t conceal the gender. The option simply removes some duplicate information from the box.
en-AU: This option controls whether or not to show the individual’s sex icon on charts.<br><br>Since the sex is also indicated by the colour of the box, this option doesn’t conceal the sex. The option simply removes some duplicate information from the box.

en: This option will retain family links in private records. This means that you will see empty “private” boxes on the pedigree chart and on other charts with private individuals.
en-AU: This option will retain family links in private records. This means that you will see empty ‘private’ boxes on the pedigree chart and on other charts with private individuals.

en: This place has no coordinates
en-AU: This place has no co-ordinates

en: This role has all the permissions of the manager role in all family trees, plus permission to change the settings/configuration of the website, users, and modules.
en-AU: This role has all the permissions of the manager role in all family trees, plus permission to change the settings/configuration of the website, users and modules.

en: This role has all the permissions of the member role, plus permission to add/change/delete data. Any changes will need to be reviewed by a moderator, unless the user has the “automatically accept changes” option enabled.
en-AU: This role has all the permissions of the member role, plus permission to add/change/delete data. Any changes will need to be reviewed by a moderator, unless the user has the ‘automatically accept changes’ option enabled.

en: This should be a comma or space separated list of facts, in addition to birth and death, that you want to appear in chart boxes such as the pedigree chart. This list requires you to use fact tags as defined in the GEDCOM 5.5.1 standard. For example, if you wanted the occupation to show up in the box, you would add “OCCU” to this field.
en-AU: This should be a comma or space separated list of facts, in addition to birth and death, that you want to appear in chart boxes such as the pedigree chart. This list requires you to use fact tags as defined in the GEDCOM 5.5.1 standard. For example, if you wanted the occupation to show up in the box, you would add ‘OCCU’ to this field.

en: This will delete all the genealogy data from “%s” and replace it with data from a GEDCOM file.
en-AU: This will delete all the genealogy data from ‘%s’ and replace it with data from a GEDCOM file.

en: This will update the highest-level part or parts of the place name. For example, “Mexico” will match “Quintana Roo, Mexico”, but not “Santa Fe, New Mexico”.
en-AU: This will update the highest-level part or parts of the place name. For example, ‘Mexico’ will match ‘Quintana Roo, Mexico’, but not ‘Santa Fe, New Mexico’.

en: To create new research tasks, you must first add “research task” to the list of facts and events in the family tree’s preferences.
en-AU: To create new research tasks, you must first add ‘research task’ to the list of facts and events in the family tree’s preferences.

en: To ensure compatibility with other genealogy applications, notes, text, and transcripts should be recorded in simple, unformatted text. However, formatting is often desirable to aid presentation, comprehension, etc.
en-AU: To ensure compatibility with other genealogy applications, notes, text and transcripts should be recorded in simple, unformatted text. However, formatting is often desirable to aid presentation, comprehension, etc.

en: Tuxtla Gutierrez, Mexico
en-AU: Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Mexico

en: Unable to connect using this username and password. Your server gave the following error.
en-AU: Unable to connect using these settings. Your server gave the following error.

en: Unrecognized GEDCOM code
en-AU: Unrecognised GEDCOM Code

en: Upload one or more media files from your local computer. Media files can be pictures, video, audio, or other formats.
en-AU: Upload one or more media files from your local computer. Media files can be pictures, video, audio or other formats.

en: Use a “?” to match a single character, use “*” to match zero or more characters.
en-AU: Use a ‘?’ to match a single character, use ‘*’ to match zero or more characters.

en: Use colors
en-AU: Use colours

en: Use silhouette images when no highlighted image for that individual has been specified. The images used are specific to the gender of the individual in question.
en-AU: Use silhouette images when no highlighted image for that individual has been specified. The images used are specific to the sex of the individual in question.

en: Username or email address
en-AU: Username or e-mail address

en: Usernames are case-insensitive and ignore accented letters, so that “chloe”, “chloë”, and “Chloe” are considered to be the same.
en-AU: Usernames are case-insensitive and ignore accented letters, so that ‘chloe’, ‘chloë’ and ‘Chloe’ are considered to be the same.

en: We will now send a confirmation email to the address <b>%s</b>. You must verify your account request by following instructions in the confirmation email. If you do not confirm your account request within seven days, your application will be rejected automatically. You will have to apply again.<br><br>After you have followed the instructions in the confirmation email, the administrator still has to approve your request before your account can be used.<br><br>To sign in to this website, you will need to know your username and password.
en-AU: We will now send a confirmation e-mail to the address <b>%s</b>. You must verify your account request by following instructions in the confirmation e-mail. If you do not confirm your account request within seven days, your application will be rejected automatically. You will have to apply again.<br><br>After you have followed the instructions in the confirmation e-mail, the administrator still has to approve your request before your account can be used.<br><br>To sign in to this website, you will need to know your username and password.

en: When a record is edited, the user and timestamp are recorded. Sometimes it is desirable to keep the existing “last change” information, for example when making minor corrections to someone else’s data. This option controls whether this feature is selected by default.
en-AU: When a record is edited, the user and timestamp are recorded. Sometimes it is desirable to keep the existing ‘last change’ information, for example when making minor corrections to someone else’s data. This option controls whether this feature is selected by default.

en: When adding new close relatives, you can add source citations to the records (individual and family) or to the facts and events (birth, marriage, and death). This option controls whether records or facts will be selected by default.
en-AU: When adding new close relatives, you can add source citations to the records (individual and family) or to the facts and events (birth, marriage and death). This option controls whether records or facts will be selected by default.

en: When you add, edit, or delete information, the changes are not saved immediately. Instead, they are kept in a “pending” area. These pending changes need to be reviewed by a moderator before they are accepted.
en-AU: When you add, edit or delete information, the changes are not saved immediately. Instead, they are kept in a ‘pending’ area. These pending changes need to be reviewed by a moderator before they are accepted.

en: When you send this message you will receive a copy sent via email to the address you provided.
en-AU: When you send this message you will receive a copy sent via e-mail to the address you provided.

en: Where a user is associated to an individual record in a family tree and has a role of member, editor, or moderator, you can prevent them from accessing the details of distant, living relations. You specify the number of relationship steps that the user is allowed to see.
en-AU: Where a user is associated to an individual record in a family tree and has a role of member, editor or moderator, you can prevent them from accessing the details of distant, living relations. You specify the number of relationship steps that the user is allowed to see.

en: You (or someone claiming to be you) has requested an account at %1$s using the email address %2$s.
en-AU: You (or someone claiming to be you) has requested an account at %1$s using the e-mail address %2$s.

en: You can change the appearance of webtrees using “themes”. Each theme has a different style, layout, color scheme, etc.
en-AU: You can change the appearance of webtrees using ‘themes’. Each theme has a different style, layout, colour scheme, etc.

en: You can set the access for a specific record, fact, or event by adding a restriction to it. If a record, fact, or event does not have a restriction, the following default restrictions will be used.
en-AU: You can set the access for a specific record, fact or event by adding a restriction to it.  If a record, fact or event does not have a restriction, the following default restrictions will be used.

en: You may enter a URL, beginning with “http://”.
en-AU: You may enter a URL, beginning with ‘http://’.

en: You need to be an authorized user to access this website.
en-AU: You need to be an authorised user to access this website.

en: You only need to enter a Sign-in URL if you want to redirect to a different website or location when your users sign in. This is very useful if you need to switch from http to https when your users sign in. Include the full URL to <i>login.php</i>. For example, https://www.yourserver.com/webtrees/login.php .
en-AU: You only need to enter a Sign-in URL if you want to redirect to a different website or location when your users sign in. This is very useful if you need to switch from http to https when your users sign in. Include the full URL to <i>login.php</i>. For example, https://www.yourserver.com.au/webtrees/login.php .

en: You should delete the “%1$s” from “%2$s” and try again.
en-AU: You should delete the ‘%1$s’ from ‘%2$s’ and try again.

en: You should not approve an account unless you know that the email address is correct.
en-AU: You should not approve an account unless you know that the e-mail address is correct.

en: You will be informed by email when this prospective user has confirmed the request. You can then complete the process by activating the username. The new user will not be able to sign in until you activate the account.
en-AU: You will be informed by e-mail when this prospective user has confirmed the request. You can then complete the process by activating the username. The new user will not be able to sign in until you activate the account.

en: Your user account does not have “automatically accept changes” enabled. You will only be able to change one record at a time.
en-AU: Your user account does not have ‘automatically accept changes’ enabled. You will only be able to change one record at a time.

en: colors
en-AU: colours

en: gender
en-AU: sex

en: the database connection settings in the file “/data/config.ini.php” are still correct
en-AU: the database connection settings in the file ‘/data/config.ini.php’ are still correct

en: the folder “/data” and the file “/data/config.ini.php” have access permissions that allow the webserver to read them
en-AU: the folder ‘/data’ and the file ‘/data/config.ini.php’ have access permissions that allow the webserver to read them

en: webtrees needs to send emails, such as password reminders and website notifications. To do this, it can use this server’s built in PHP mail facility (which is not always available) or an external SMTP (mail-relay) service, for which you will need to provide the connection details.
en-AU: webtrees needs to send e-mails, such as password reminders and website notifications. To do this, it can use this server’s built in PHP mail facility (which is not always available) or an external SMTP (mail-relay) service, for which you will need to provide the connection details.

en: webtrees sends emails with no storage
en-AU: webtrees sends e-mail with no storage

en: webtrees uses UTF-8 encoding for accented letters, special characters and non-Latin scripts. If you want to use this GEDCOM file with genealogy software that does not support UTF-8, then you can create it using ISO-8859-1 encoding.
en-AU: webtrees uses UTF-8 encoding for accented letters, special characters and non-latin scripts. If you want to use this GEDCOM file with genealogy software that does not support UTF-8, then you can create it using ISO-8859-1 encoding.

en: “%s”
en-AU: ‘%s’

en: “%s” has been added to your favorites.
en-AU: ‘%s’ has been added to your favourites.

en: “%s” has been deleted.
en-AU: ‘%s’ has been deleted.
