# HG changeset patch
# User Wuzzy
# Date 1506010120 -3600
# Node ID 02a8ca9acbac476e8ac2f2435d9804f4b29dd9c2
# Parent  8d69a25f70cc909baa11411bf2e98e6c94c65658
Translations: Fix typos

diff -r 8d69a25f70cc -r 02a8ca9acbac Translations.wiki
--- a/Translations.wiki	Thu Sep 21 17:07:25 2017 +0100
+++ b/Translations.wiki	Thu Sep 21 17:08:40 2017 +0100
@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@
 ==== `.txt` files ====
 A `.txt` file is organized in lines and string identifiers. Each string is identified with two numbers like `01:05`. The first number is called the “group”.
 
-Each line must contain a single translation and follows thi format:
+Each line must contain a single translation and follows this format:
 
 `XX:YY=Translation`
 
@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@
 See `en.txt` for the English original texts. Note that some of the numbers may be missing in your file, so you need to add them on your own.
 
 The group `02` is special because texts can be repeated here. These texts are used for event messages like the death of a hedgehog (`02:00`). Hedgewars will randomly use any of these messages in the same group. Each language can have its own set of messages for this. Translations can be rather flexible here.
-In `02`, you don't need to translate every English message, but try to do your best. It is OK to omit messages if a direct translation wouldn't make sense (e.g. for weird English idioms). You can also invent your messages which are more appropriate for your language. If you're in a hurry, you can just add single a single message for each of the `02` groups (`02:00`, `02:01`, `02:02`, etc.), but don't forget to finish it later. Hedgewars will only use the messages in your language file here.
+In `02`, you don't need to translate every English message, but try to do your best. It is OK to omit messages if a direct translation wouldn't make sense (e.g. for weird English idioms). You can also invent your messages which are more appropriate for your language. If you're in a hurry, you can just add single a single message for each of the `02` groups (`02:00`, `02:01`, `02:02`, etc.), but don't forget to finish it later.
 
 In the `04` and `05` groups, you can use two special characters:
 The `|` character is used as a line break.