Reputation: 1374
I am trying to add another language for my project.
We know that languages can show differences in subject and predicate. For example:
English: Mustafa went to the cinema with his friend ahmet today.
Turkish: Mustafa bugün arkadaşı ahmet ile birlikte sinemaya gitti.
English - Turkish
today => bugün
sinema => cinema
birlikte => with
gitti => went
Mustafa and ahmet is username from users table. My question is how can I show the words with good grammars?
If I want to add my example word in my language table what should I do? I am asking this because of this example:
$username => Mustafa,
$friendname => ahmet
English: <?php echo $username;?>
went to the cinema with his friend <?php echo $friendname;?>
today.
Turkish: <?php echo $username;?>
bugün arkadaşı <?php echo $friendname;?>
ile birlikte sinemaya gitti.
As you can see, the special names are in different places. How can I show the usernames from the table without echoing it?
Upvotes: 2
Views: 78
Reputation: 26854
Why dont use placeholder on defined sentences.
$sentences = array();
$sentences[ "en" ] = "{{USERNAME}} went to the cinema with his friend {{FRIENDNAME}} today.";
$sentences[ "tu" ] = "{{USERNAME}} bugün arkadaşı {{FRIENDNAME}} ile birlikte sinemaya gitti.";
Put the name and placeholders on array
$placeHolder = [ "{{USERNAME}}", "{{FRIENDNAME}}" ];
$name = [ "Mustafa", "ahmet" ];
If you choose to print EN
echo str_replace($placeHolder, $name, $sentences[ "en" ]);
Will result to: Mustafa went to the cinema with his friend ahmet today.
If you choose to print TU
echo str_replace($placeHolder, $name, $sentences[ "tu" ]);
Will result to: Mustafa bugün arkadaşı ahmet ile birlikte sinemaya gitti.
Upvotes: 5