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🕛 Twelveish - Android Wear/Wear OS Watch Face

Rokas Jankunas

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twelveish's Issues

Wrong capitalization in the German prefixes

Hi,

this is only a cosmetic grammar issue but because it is not covered by the current capitalization options, this might count as a bug instead of a German translation error. 🤔

In German we begin all nouns with a capital letter and this applies to the word "Viertel" from the German prefixes:

Twelveish/app/src/main/res/values/strings.xml

Lines 330 to 342 in a3a1305

	<string-array name="PrefixesDE">
	<item>kurz nach</item>
	<item>bald viertel nach</item>
	<item>fast viertel nach</item>
	<item>viertel nach</item>
	<item>bald halb</item>
	<item>kurz vor halb</item>
	<item>kurz nach halb</item>
	<item>bald viertel vor</item>
	<item>fast viertel vor</item>
	<item>viertel vor</item>
	<item>bald</item>
	<item>fast</item>

Here is a nice overview of how that prefix is used in the right way: https://www.dict.cc/?s=Viertel+vor

I don't know if this should be a new option for the capitalization menu of if this should be an exception for all existing capitalization options but in its current state it just looks wrong for German speakers. 😏

Logo proposal

hello, I would like to offer you a new logo for your project.
What do you think? im a designer glad to contribute open source projects, so if you agree I can start with some ideas, we can work together until we found what fits perfect with this project.

Russian localization errors

Russian localization is a bit wrong.
We never say 'час с половиной', we say 'пол второго'.
I use version 2.3.2 (beta).

Watchface says "zero" after noon when set to 12 hour format

Before noon, the watchface will correctly display "quarter to twelve", for example, but will switch to "quarter past zero" after noon has passed.

24h format (Word) is off
Display language: German
Version: 1.4.5

Italian localization

When it's around midnight, the clock says "mezzogiorno" instead of "mezzanotte".

Settings Icon in WearOS Phone App

Hello,

Your watch face is awesome, I love it.

It's the first watch face that is exposing a settings screen from the WearOS companion app.

Few questions

• How do you do this?
• Can you please expose some of the watch face settings via this UI?

Thanks

Matt

time round

When the time is 11:34 (for example)
The watch says "Half past Elevenish" it switches to "Half past Eleven or so" when it is 11:35.
Wouldn't it be more logical to show "Half past Eleven or so" when it is between 11:33 and 11: 37?
This also counts for more time text.

Spanish: shows erroneous text

hi, I think it's a Spanish translation problem.
When the minute hand is between 10 and 14, it shows <almost the "HH" and ten> and should show <almost the "HH" and quarter>.
for example in the attached photo are 20:12 and the text should be: casi las ocho y cuarto