2. Code Scanner for Android
3. Norwegian Bokmål

Hi there!

Thanks for contributing to Code Scanner(for translations) Here are some guidelines before starting: These are adapted from Telegram's guidelines.

1. Proficiency Do not take translations wholesale from platforms such as Google Translate. Ensure that you are proficient with the language before submitting.

2. Consistency The same things need to have the same names in the app.

3. Natural You don't have to always stick to the English original. Sometimes it makes more sense to simply describe what the app does in your own language. But please don't get carried away.

4. Clear & Concise Use good language that would make the app look as if it was built in your region. Respect your language's grammar and style where possible. Avoid abbreviations. Try to find ways around gender problems instead of going for things like o(a), unless the workaround looks even more awkward. In most cases, it's possible to find a way of saying anything without hurting the language.

5. Layout Ensure that the strings fit within the layout.

6. Confirm with translation platforms Before submitting, translate the translation back into English with Google Translate (https://translate.google.com). The result should be roughly the same as the original, but if it cannot be, that's fine, you can write a note to justify it.

   For Chinese, in addition to Google Translate, please use Baidu Translate 百度翻译 - https://fanyi.baidu.com. This is because Google Translate may be less accurate, and may produce awkward translations. For Korean, you can use Naver Papago Translate https://papago.naver.com/ in addition to Google Translate.