I know Ruby on Rails refers to traditional as zh-CH and simplified as zh-TW. So the China way sounds good to me. Ready to merge?

Sam
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> On Oct 22, 2013, at 7:59 AM, Julian Raschke <notifications@github.com> wrote:
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> In SAMCategories/SAMCategories.bundle/zh_Hant.lproj/SAMCategories.strings:
> 
> >  
> > -"1 minute" = "1分鍾";
> > -"%d minutes" = "少于 %d 秒";
> > -"half a minute" = "半分鍾";
> > -"less than a minute" = "少于一分鍾";
> > -"%d minutes" = "%d 分鍾";
> > -"about 1 hour" = "大約1小時";
> > -"about %d hours" = "大約%d 小時";
> > -"1 day" = "1天";
> > +"1 minute" = "1 分鐘";
> > +"less than %d seconds" = "少於 %d 秒";
> > +"half a minute" = "半分鐘";
> > +"less than a minute" = "少於一分鐘";
> I suspect that the characters originally used in this file (于, 分鍾) are Hong Kong variants, where I am following the standards for written Chinese in Taiwan. I'm not sure if either country is a bigger authority on Traditional Chinese. :( I'll try to ask friends from HK about this.
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