Feedback on Linguistic Quality

[Sunil Ojha]

Hi All,

Thank you for your active participation in our Beta program and for providing invaluable feedback on our new features. Your input plays a crucial role in our efforts to continually enhance our products and meet user needs through iterative improvements.

To date, your feedback on the features has been outstanding. Moving forward, we would appreciate your insights on the linguistic aspects of the product as well. As you work with the builds and new features, we request that you also review the UI/UX for localized builds. Please pay special attention to translation quality, contextual accuracy, cultural appropriateness, and consistency across applications.
If you encounter any UI elements, labels, or dialogs that do not convey the intended meaning or if you believe a better translation exists, please report these issues by sharing your feedback here for review.
Thank you for your continued support and collaboration.

[Alex367466572b5i]

Russian & English linguage, volume level 0,00 dB

[Sunil Ojha]

Hi Alex, Thanks for reporting. I'll get it checked and update you.

[Sunil Ojha]

Hi Everyone,

I wanted to remind how valuable your feedback is in ensuring that Premiere Pro delivers the best possible experience across all languages. If you encounter any translations that seem off or could be improved, please don't hesitate to share them here.

We’re actively working on the feedback we’ve already received, and your insights play a crucial role in helping us refine and enhance the product. Whether it’s for newly released features or existing ones, your feedback is incredibly important to us.

Thank you for contributing to making Premiere Pro better for everyone!

[Anish Singla]

Hi All,

As we are approaching Max, timly feedback from your side will help us in getting those issues fixed for Max release and deliver the product with higher linguistic quality. If you see any issue with translation like its contextually incorrect, culturally inappropriate or there could be better translation, please raise it now.

Looking forward for your feedback.

[lenny_bouh]

Hi @Sunil Ojha 

Thank you for this post and your attention to the translations.

I created an excel table with all the names of Premiere Pro effects in English and French. I noticed that some effects weren't translated correctly, and others weren't translated at all.

Here's a breakdown of all these effect and transtions names and what I think their translations should be:

(English name → French translation → My suggestion → Notes)

NOT TRANSLATED

DeHummer	DeHummer	Supprimer les bourdonnement	For consistency with "DeNoise" and to make it clear and understandable.
DeNoise	DeNoise	Supprimer le bruit	For "VR De-Noise" the translation is "Supprimer le bruit VR".
Loudness Radar	Loudness Radar	Radar d’intensité sonore	For "Loudness Meter" the translation is "Indicateur d’intensité sonore".
Binauralizer - Ambisonics	Binauralizer - Ambisonics	Binauraliseur - Ambisonique
Panner - Ambisonics	Panner - Ambisonics	Panoramique  - Ambisonique
Brightness & Contrast	Brightness & Contrast	Luminosité et contrast	I think it's more correct to have "et" everywhere.
Center Split	Center Split	Séparation en croix
Split	Split	Séparation
Barn Doors	Barn Doors	Volet du centre
Inset	Inset	Volet du coin
!!   EXCEPTIONS   !!
Balance	Balance	Balance	These translations are correct !
Volume	Volume	Volume
ASC CDL	ASC CDL	ASC CDL

BAD TRANSLATION OR CAN BE IMPROVED

Black & White	Noir & blanc	Noir et blanc	I think it's more correct to have "et" everywhere.
Channel Mixer	Mixeur de couches	Mixeur de canaux	In sound, we don't say "couche" but "canaux".
DeReverb	Déréverbération	Supprimer la réverbération	For consistency with "DeNoise" and to make it clear and understandable.
DeEsser	Déesseur	Supprimer les sifflantes	For consistency with "DeNoise" and to make it clear and understandable.
Delay	Retard	Delay	In the field of sound, we speak exclusively of "delay" in its English form.
Multitap Delay	Retard de référence sonore multiple	Delay à références	Shorter and simpler.
Flanger	Arrondisseur	Flanger	In the field of sound, we speak exclusively of "flanger" in its English form.
Convolution Reverb	Réverbération par convolution	Réverbération à convolution	We commonly say "à convolution".
Swap Channels	Echanger les couches	Échanger les canaux	In sound, we don't say "couche" but "canaux". And "É" on the capital letter.
ProcAmp	Amplification	Amplificateur de traitement	More consistent translation.
Camera Blur	Défaut de mise au point	Flou de caméra	Simpler and more practical.
Unsharp Mask	Accentuation	Masque flou	"Accentuation" means something that's more precise.
Corner Pin	Quatre coins	Epingler les coins	More understandable.
Rolling Shutter Repair	Correction du rolling shutter	Correction de l'obturateur déroulant	Incomplete translation.
VR Plane to Sphere	Plan VR à sphère	Plan à sphère VR
Color Key	Masquage par couleur	Incrustation par couleur	For "keying" we say "incrustation".
Luma Key	Incrustation Luminance	Incrustation par luminance	Adding "par" makes more sense.
Track Matte Key	Incrustation Cache de piste	Incrustation par cache de piste
Alpha Glow	Luminescence Alpha	Lueur alpha	"Glow" is often translated as "lueur"
Brush Strokes	Animer peinture	Coups de pinceau	More understandable.
Edge Feather	Lissage	Lissage des contours	More precise and clear.
Horizontal Flip	Miroir horizontal	Retourner horizontalement	A "flip" is not exactly a "miroir" effect.
Vertical Flip	Miroir vertical	Retourner verticalement
Morph Cut	Séquence de morphing	Morphose	In French we could just say "morphing", but its correct translation is "morphose".
VR Random Blocks	Zones aléatoires VR	Carreaux aléatoires VR	It is more coherent to speak of "carreaux".
Random Blocks	Zones aléatoires	Carreaux aléatoires
Slide	Déplacer dessus	Glisser dessus	More understandable and accurate.
Pinwheel	Roue dentée	Roue à vent	Or "moulin à vent". That's more correct.
Spiral Boxes	Spirale	Spirale en carré	Specifying "en carré" is more understandable.
Zig-Zag Blocks	Balayage bidirectionnel	Zigzag en carré	"Zigzag" is said in French. Specifying "en carré" is more understandable.

DETAILS

Echo	Echo	Écho	For "Simple Parametric EQ" the translation "Égalisation paramétrique simple" does have an accent on the capital letter. For consistency, put an "É" each time.
Graphic Equalizer (10 Bands)	Egaliseur graphique (10 bandes)	Égaliseur graphique (10 bandes)	"
Graphic Equalizer (20 Bands)	Egaliseur graphique (20 bandes)	Égaliseur graphique (20 bandes)	"
Graphic Equalizer (30 Bands)	Egaliseur graphique (30 bandes)	Égaliseur graphique (30 bandes)	"
Parametric Equalizer	Egaliseur paramétrique	Égaliseur paramétrique	"
Lightning	Eclairs	Éclairs	"
Paint Splatter	Eclaboussure	Éclaboussure	"
Gradient Wipe	Dégradé	Volet dégradé	We should put "volet" everywhere, to make it consistent.
Linear Wipe	Volet linéaire		"
VR Iris Wipe	Volet en diaphragme en x VR	Volet en diaphragme VR	"
Band Wipe	Volet par bandes		"
Checker Wipe	Volet en damier		"
Clock Wipe	Balayage radio	Volet en cadran	"
Radial Wipe	Volet radial		"
Random Wipe	Recouvrement aléatoire	Volet aléatoire	"
Wipe	Sens	Volet	"

Feel free to ask me anything, correct me, or suggest anything.

Thanks,
Lenny

[Sunil Ojha]

Thanks a lot, @lenny_bouh for taking the time to share such detailed feedback regarding the translation issues you've encountered. We truly appreciate your diligence in highlighting these specific instances.

Please be assured that we are taking your feedback very seriously. Our team will be actively reviewing all the points you've raised and will prioritize addressing these translation inconsistencies and errors.

We will keep you updated on our progress and any significant changes.

Thank you once again for your contribution.