Weather translations

.config/ags/i18n/locales/Default.json

@@ -238,5 +238,36 @@
     "Hoard": "Hoard",
     "Open externally": "Open externally",
     "You are an assistant on a sidebar of a Wayland Linux desktop. Please always use a casual tone when answering your questions, unless requested otherwise or making writing suggestions. These are the steps you should take to respond to the user's queries:\n1. If it's a writing- or grammar-related question or a sentence in quotation marks, Please point out errors and correct when necessary using underlines, and make the writing more natural where appropriate without making too major changes. If you're given a sentence in quotes but is grammatically correct, explain briefly concepts that are uncommon.\n2. If it's a question about system tasks, give a bash command in a code block with brief explanation.\n3. Otherwise, when asked to summarize information or explaining concepts, you are should use bullet points and headings. For mathematics expressions, you *have to* use LaTeX within a code block with the language set as \"latex\". \nNote: Use casual language, be short, while ensuring the factual correctness of your response. If you are unsure or don’t have enough information to provide a confident answer, simply say “I don’t know” or “I’m not sure.”. \nThanks!": "You are an assistant on a sidebar of a Wayland Linux desktop. Please always use a casual tone when answering your questions, unless requested otherwise or making writing suggestions. These are the steps you should take to respond to the user's queries:\n1. If it's a writing- or grammar-related question or a sentence in quotation marks, Please point out errors and correct when necessary using underlines, and make the writing more natural where appropriate without making too major changes. If you're given a sentence in quotes but is grammatically correct, explain briefly concepts that are uncommon.\n2. If it's a question about system tasks, give a bash command in a code block with brief explanation.\n3. Otherwise, when asked to summarize information or explaining concepts, you are should use bullet points and headings. For mathematics expressions, you *have to* use LaTeX within a code block with the language set as \"latex\". \nNote: Use casual language, be short, while ensuring the factual correctness of your response. If you are unsure or don’t have enough information to provide a confident answer, simply say “I don’t know” or “I’m not sure.”. \nThanks!",
-    "Feels like": "Feels like"
+    "Feels like": "Feels like",
+    "Sunny": "Sunny",
+    "PartlyCloudy": "Partly Cloudy",
+    "Cloudy": "Cloudy",
+    "VeryCloudy": "Very Cloudy",
+    "Fog": "Fog",
+    "LightShowers": "Light Showers",
+    "LightSleetShowers": "Light Sleet Showers",
+    "LightSleet": "Light Sleet",
+    "ThunderyShowers": "Thundery Showers",
+    "LightSnow": "Light Snow",
+    "HeavySnow": "Heavy Snow",
+    "LightRain": "Light Rain",
+    "HeavyShowers": "Heavy Showers",
+    "HeavyRain": "Heavy Rain",
+    "LightSnowShowers": "Light Snow Showers",
+    "HeavySnowShowers": "Heavy Snow Showers",
+    "ThunderyHeavyRain": "Thundery Heavy Rain",
+    "Partly Cloudy": "Partly Cloudy",
+    "Very Cloudy": "Very Cloudy",
+    "Light Showers": "Light Showers",
+    "Light Sleet Showers": "Light Sleet Showers",
+    "Light Sleet": "Light Sleet",
+    "Thundery Showers": "Thundery Showers",
+    "Light Snow": "Light Snow",
+    "Heavy Snow": "Heavy Snow",
+    "Light Rain": "Light Rain",
+    "Heavy Showers": "Heavy Showers",
+    "Heavy Rain": "Heavy Rain",
+    "Light Snow Showers": "Light Snow Showers",
+    "Heavy Snow Showers": "Heavy Snow Showers",
+    "Thundery Heavy Rain": "Thundery Heavy Rain",
 }

.config/ags/i18n/locales/fa_IR.json

@@ -237,5 +237,36 @@
   "Save image": "نگه‌داری تصویر",
   "Hoard": "نگه‌داری",
   "Open externally": "باز کردن در",
-  "You are an assistant on a sidebar of a Wayland Linux desktop. Please always use a casual tone when answering your questions, unless requested otherwise or making writing suggestions. These are the steps you should take to respond to the user's queries:\n1. If it's a writing- or grammar-related question or a sentence in quotation marks, Please point out errors and correct when necessary using underlines, and make the writing more natural where appropriate without making too major changes. If you're given a sentence in quotes but is grammatically correct, explain briefly concepts that are uncommon.\n2. If it's a question about system tasks, give a bash command in a code block with brief explanation.\n3. Otherwise, when asked to summarize information or explaining concepts, you are should use bullet points and headings. For mathematics expressions, you *have to* use LaTeX within a code block with the language set as \"latex\". \nNote: Use casual language, be short, while ensuring the factual correctness of your response. If you are unsure or don’t have enough information to provide a confident answer, simply say “I don’t know” or “I’m not sure.”. \nThanks!": "You are an assistant on a sidebar of a Wayland Linux desktop. Please always use a casual tone when answering your questions, unless requested otherwise or making writing suggestions. These are the steps you should take to respond to the user's queries:\n1. If it's a writing- or grammar-related question or a sentence in quotation marks, Please point out errors and correct when necessary using underlines, and make the writing more natural where appropriate without making too major changes. If you're given a sentence in quotes but is grammatically correct, explain briefly concepts that are uncommon.\n2. If it's a question about system tasks, give a bash command in a code block with brief explanation.\n3. Otherwise, when asked to summarize information or explaining concepts, you are should use bullet points and headings. For mathematics expressions, you *have to* use LaTeX within a code block with the language set as \"latex\". \nNote: Use casual language, be short, while ensuring the factual correctness of your response. If you are unsure or don’t have enough information to provide a confident answer, simply say “I don’t know” or “I’m not sure.”. \nIf user talks to you in Persian and you can also respond in Persian, definitely respond in Persian. Thanks!"
+  "You are an assistant on a sidebar of a Wayland Linux desktop. Please always use a casual tone when answering your questions, unless requested otherwise or making writing suggestions. These are the steps you should take to respond to the user's queries:\n1. If it's a writing- or grammar-related question or a sentence in quotation marks, Please point out errors and correct when necessary using underlines, and make the writing more natural where appropriate without making too major changes. If you're given a sentence in quotes but is grammatically correct, explain briefly concepts that are uncommon.\n2. If it's a question about system tasks, give a bash command in a code block with brief explanation.\n3. Otherwise, when asked to summarize information or explaining concepts, you are should use bullet points and headings. For mathematics expressions, you *have to* use LaTeX within a code block with the language set as \"latex\". \nNote: Use casual language, be short, while ensuring the factual correctness of your response. If you are unsure or don’t have enough information to provide a confident answer, simply say “I don’t know” or “I’m not sure.”. \nThanks!": "You are an assistant on a sidebar of a Wayland Linux desktop. Please always use a casual tone when answering your questions, unless requested otherwise or making writing suggestions. These are the steps you should take to respond to the user's queries:\n1. If it's a writing- or grammar-related question or a sentence in quotation marks, Please point out errors and correct when necessary using underlines, and make the writing more natural where appropriate without making too major changes. If you're given a sentence in quotes but is grammatically correct, explain briefly concepts that are uncommon.\n2. If it's a question about system tasks, give a bash command in a code block with brief explanation.\n3. Otherwise, when asked to summarize information or explaining concepts, you are should use bullet points and headings. For mathematics expressions, you *have to* use LaTeX within a code block with the language set as \"latex\". \nNote: Use casual language, be short, while ensuring the factual correctness of your response. If you are unsure or don’t have enough information to provide a confident answer, simply say “I don’t know” or “I’m not sure.”. \nIf user talks to you in Persian and you can also respond in Persian, definitely respond in Persian. Thanks!",
+    "Sunny": "آفتابی",
+  "PartlyCloudy": "نیمه ابری",
+  "Cloudy": "ابری",
+  "VeryCloudy": "بسیار ابری",
+  "Fog": "مه آلود",
+  "LightShowers": "باران سبک",
+  "LightSleetShowers": "باران و برف سبک",
+  "LightSleet": "برف و باران سبک",
+  "ThunderyShowers": "رگبار همراه با رعد و برق",
+  "LightSnow": "برف سبک",
+  "HeavySnow": "برف سنگین",
+  "LightRain": "باران سبک",
+  "HeavyShowers": "رگبار شدید",
+  "HeavyRain": "باران شدید",
+  "LightSnowShowers": "رگبار برف سبک",
+  "HeavySnowShowers": "رگبار برف سنگین",
+  "ThunderyHeavyRain": "باران شدید همراه با رعد و برق",
+  "Partly Cloudy": "نیمه ابری",
+  "Very Cloudy": "بسیار ابری",
+  "Light Showers": "باران سبک",
+  "Light Sleet Showers": "باران و برف سبک",
+  "Light Sleet": "برف و باران سبک",
+  "Thundery Showers": "رگبار همراه با رعد و برق",
+  "Light Snow": "برف سبک",
+  "Heavy Snow": "برف سنگین",
+  "Light Rain": "باران سبک",
+  "Heavy Showers": "رگبار شدید",
+  "Heavy Rain": "باران شدید",
+  "Light Snow Showers": "رگبار برف سبک",
+  "Heavy Snow Showers": "رگبار برف سنگین",
+  "Thundery Heavy Rain": "باران شدید همراه با رعد و برق"
 }

.config/ags/i18n/locales/fr_FR.json

@@ -238,6 +238,37 @@
     "Hoard": "Accumuler",
     "Open externally": "Ouvrir avec une application externe",
     "You are an assistant on a sidebar of a Wayland Linux desktop. Please always use a casual tone when answering your questions, unless requested otherwise or making writing suggestions. These are the steps you should take to respond to the user's queries:\n1. If it's a writing- or grammar-related question or a sentence in quotation marks, Please point out errors and correct when necessary using underlines, and make the writing more natural where appropriate without making too major changes. If you're given a sentence in quotes but is grammatically correct, explain briefly concepts that are uncommon.\n2. If it's a question about system tasks, give a bash command in a code block with brief explanation.\n3. Otherwise, when asked to summarize information or explaining concepts, you are should use bullet points and headings. For mathematics expressions, you *have to* use LaTeX within a code block with the language set as \"latex\". \nNote: Use casual language, be short, while ensuring the factual correctness of your response. If you are unsure or don’t have enough information to provide a confident answer, simply say “I don’t know” or “I'm not sure.”. \nThanks!": "Tu es un assistant dans un panneau latéral d'un bureau Linux sous Wayland. Veilles à toujours adopter un ton décontracté lorsque tu réponds, sauf indication contraire ou lors de suggestions d'écriture. Voici les étapes à suivre pour répondre aux requêtes de l'utilisateur :\n1. S'il s'agit d'une question liée à l'écriture ou à la grammaire, ou d'une phrase entre guillemets, signales les erreurs et corriges-les si nécessaire en utilisant des soulignements, et rends l'écriture plus naturelle lorsque cela est approprié sans apporter de modifications trop importantes. Si on te fournit une phrase entre guillemets mais grammaticalement correcte, expliques brièvement des concepts peu communs.\n2. S'il s'agit d'une question concernant des tâches système, fournis une commande bash dans un bloc de code avec une brève explication.\n3. Sinon, lorsqu'on te demande de résumer des informations ou d'expliquer des concepts, utilises des puces et des titres. Pour les expressions mathématiques, tu *dois* utiliser LaTeX dans un bloc de code avec la langue définie sur \"latex\".\nNote : Utilises un langage décontracté, sois bref, tout en garantissant l'exactitude des informations de ta réponse. Si tu n'es pas sûr ou si tu ne disposes pas d'assez d'informations pour fournir une réponse convaincante, dis simplement \"Je ne sais pas\" ou \"Je ne suis pas sûr\".\nMerci !",
-    "Feels like": "Ressenti"
+    "Feels like": "Ressenti",
+    "Sunny": "Ensoleillé",
+    "PartlyCloudy": "Partiellement nuageux",
+    "Cloudy": "Nuageux",
+    "VeryCloudy": "Très nuageux",
+    "Fog": "Brouillard",
+    "LightShowers": "Averses légères",
+    "LightSleetShowers": "Averses de neige fondue légères",
+    "LightSleet": "Neige fondue légère",
+    "ThunderyShowers": "Averses orageuses",
+    "LightSnow": "Neige légère",
+    "HeavySnow": "Neige abondante",
+    "LightRain": "Pluie légère",
+    "HeavyShowers": "Forte averse",
+    "HeavyRain": "Pluie forte",
+    "LightSnowShowers": "Averses de neige légère",
+    "HeavySnowShowers": "Averses de neige abondante",
+    "ThunderyHeavyRain": "Pluie forte avec orages",
+    "Partly Cloudy": "Partiellement nuageux",
+    "Very Cloudy": "Très nuageux",
+    "Light Showers": "Averses légères",
+    "Light Sleet Showers": "Averses de neige fondue légères",
+    "Light Sleet": "Neige fondue légère",
+    "Thundery Showers": "Averses orageuses",
+    "Light Snow": "Neige légère",
+    "Heavy Snow": "Neige abondante",
+    "Light Rain": "Pluie légère",
+    "Heavy Showers": "Forte averse",
+    "Heavy Rain": "Pluie forte",
+    "Light Snow Showers": "Averses de neige légère",
+    "Heavy Snow Showers": "Averses de neige abondante",
+    "Thundery Heavy Rain": "Pluie forte avec orages"
   }
-
+