Andoza:Misra tarjimasi

Andoza hujjati

Usage

This template may be used when a verse text in its original language and its translation into English are to be displayed together. It displays the original text in italics and the translation in roman type. Optionally, it displays attributions for each text below. The main parameter set is the following:

{{Verse translation|lang=ISO 639 language code or IETF language tag|original text|translation|attr1=original text attribution|attr2=translation attribution}}

Qoʻshimcha maʼlumotlar: List of ISO 639-1 codes va List of ISO 639-2 codes

Full parameter set in horizontal format

{{Verse translation|lang=|italicsoff=|rtl1=|<!--original text-->|<!--translation-->|attr1=|attr2=}}

Full parameter set in vertical format

{{Verse translation
 | lang       = 
 | italicsoff = 
 | rtl1       = 
 | <!--original text-->
 | <!--translation-->
 | attr1      = 
 | attr2      = 
}}

Examples

Basic example

The first two parameters are required, unlabelled, and hold the two texts. For example:

Kod	Natija
{{Verse translation |Sprechen Sie Deutsch? Bist du sicher? |Do you speak German? Are you sure?}}

While |lang=de is omitted from this minimal example, the |lang= parameter should be specified in normal use.

Line breaks in the code texts are preserved in the display. Extra markup like <br /> is not required, but will also be displayed if included. As shown below, correctly formatted inline references can also be added to both texts.

Full example

The parameters |attr1= and |attr2= are optional, must be labelled, and do not preserve line breaks in the code. They are meant to contain the attributions for (1) the original text and (2) the translation. Either, both, or neither may be used. Their content will be displayed preceded by a dash and in slightly reduced text. These texts do not wrap automatically; if wrapping is required, <br /> can be used, as below. Also optional (though recommended by Manual of Style/Accessibility § Other languages) is |lang=, which takes an IETF language tag or ISO 639 language code in the same format as {{lang}}. For example: Andoza:Markupv Notice that the <ref>...</ref> markup is added before the attribution parameters.

Italic override

If |italicsoff= is set to any value, the first column's italics are turned off. This is useful for original texts in non-Latin scripts, for which italics may be neither useful nor appropriate:

Kod	Natija
{{Verse translation|lang=ka|italicsoff=y| მელნად ვიხმარე გიშრის ტბა და კალმად მე ნა რხეული, ვინცა ისმინოს, დაესვას ლახვარი გულსა ხეული. |attr1=[[Shota Rustaveli]]: from ''[[The Knight in the Panther's Skin]]'' |For ink I have used a lake of jet, and for pen a pliant crystal. Whoever hears, a jagged spear will pierce his heart.}}

Right-to-left text

If |rtl1= is set to any value, the first column's text is aligned right. This is useful for original texts in right-to-left languages like Arabic, as exemplified below:

Kod	Natija
{{Verse translation|lang=ar|italicsoff=y|rtl1=y| خل الذنوب صغيرهاو كبيرها ذاك التقى و اصنع كماش فوق أرض الشوك يحذر ما يرى لا تحقرن صغيرةً إن الجبال من الحصى |Abandon sins, big and small – that is Tawqa And be like the one who walks on a thorny path, he is cautious of what he sees Do not belittle the small sins; truly mountains are made from pebbles}}

Tips

Special characters

As with many other templates, if the characters = or | appear in the verse texts, they will break the template's display. The easiest solution is to replace them with {{=}} or {{!}} respectively.

Language markup

The |lang= parameter covers the first block of text in this template. It is good practice to enclose any other non-English text—such as in |attr1=—in the {{lang}} template, as in the full example above.

Indentation

The indentation provided automatically in this template is approximately equal to <blockquote> and Andoza:Xtag in the following examples:

Kod	Natija
Text. <blockquote>Indented text.</blockquote> More text.	Text. Quoted text. More text.

Kod	Natija
Text. <poem style="margin-left: 3em; font-style:italic">Indented text.</poem> More text.	Text. Indented text. More text.

Prose

Although optimized for verse, the template works equally well for prose. For example: Andoza:Verse translation

TemplateData

Use this template to provide a side-by-side translation of a text

Andoza parametrlari[„TemplateData“ni boshqarish]

Parametr		Tavsif	Turi	Status
Original text	1	tavsif yoʻq Avto-qiymat	Nomaʼlum	required
Translation	2	tavsif yoʻq	Nomaʼlum	ixtiyoriy
Language code (original text)	lang	ISO 639 language code or IETF language tag for the first column of text. Namuna fr	Nomaʼlum	ixtiyoriy
Italics (original text)	italicsoff	If set to any value, the first column's italics are turned off. This is useful for original texts in non-Latin scripts, for which italics may be neither useful nor appropriate. Namuna y	Nomaʼlum	ixtiyoriy
Right-to-left (original text)	rtl1	If set to any value, the first column's text is aligned right. This is useful for original texts in right-to-left languages like Arabic. Namuna y	Nomaʼlum	ixtiyoriy
Attribution (original text)	attr1	Attribution(s) for the original text Namuna Rene Descartes (1644), ''Principles of Philosophy''	Nomaʼlum	ixtiyoriy
Attribution (translation)	attr2	Attribution(s) for the translation Namuna John Smith (1959)	Nomaʼlum	ixtiyoriy

See also