Translations by Munzir Taha

KCMLocale

Regional settings

Changed language settings apply only to newly started applications. To change the language of all programs, you will have to logout first.

Applying Language Settings

Examples

&Locale

&Numbers

&Money

&Time && Dates

&Other

Country or region:

Languages:

Add Language

Remove Language

Move Up

Move Down

Other

without name

This is where you live. KDE will use the defaults for this country or region.

This will add a language to the list. If the language is already in the list, the old one will be moved instead.

This will remove the highlighted language from the list.

KDE programs will be displayed in the first available language in this list. If none of the languages are available, US English will be used.

Here you can choose your country or region. The settings for languages, numbers etc. will automatically switch to the corresponding values.

Numbers:

Money:

Date:

Short date:

Time:

This is how numbers will be displayed.

This is how monetary values will be displayed.

This is how date values will be displayed.

This is how date values will be displayed using a short notation.

This is how the time will be displayed.

&Decimal symbol:

Tho&usands separator:

Positive si&gn:

&Negative sign:

Here you can define the decimal separator used to display numbers (i.e. a dot or a comma in most countries).<p>Note that the decimal separator used to display monetary values has to be set separately (see the 'Money' tab).

Here you can define the thousands separator used to display numbers.<p>Note that the thousands separator used to display monetary values has to be set separately (see the 'Money' tab).

Here you can specify text used to prefix positive numbers. Most people leave this blank.

Currency symbol:

Decimal symbol:

Thousands separator:

Fract digits:

Positive

Prefix currency symbol

Sign position: