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📋 Pull Request Information
Original PR: https://github.com/open-webui/open-webui/pull/13810
Author: @phpia
Created: 5/12/2025
Status: ✅ Merged
Merged: 5/12/2025
Merged by: @tjbck
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a3bb7dfMerge pull request #13530 from open-webui/devef301aaMerge pull request #13707 from open-webui/dev4191ec6Merge pull request #13751 from open-webui/dev0cef844Merge pull request #13758 from open-webui/dev4ce1e88Merge pull request #13795 from open-webui/dev16a9210Update translation for mantain prompt📊 Changes
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Description
This pull request updates the Spanish localization by replacing all instances of "indicador"/"indicadores" with the more accurate terms "prompt"/"prompts" throughout the UI, documentation, and messages.
Reason and Rationale:
In the context of AI and Large Language Models (LLMs), the words "prompt" and "prompts" have become standardized terms worldwide, including within the Spanish-speaking technical community. While "indicador" is a valid literal translation of "prompt" in general Spanish, in generative AI contexts it is potentially confusing, since "indicador" more commonly refers to a gauge, dashboard indicator, or measuring device. This can cause misunderstanding for users, especially those familiar with AI concepts, who expect the term "prompt" to refer to the input text given to a model.
By switching to the English terms "prompt" and "prompts" (as is common practice in Spanish-language AI communities), we ensure greater clarity, consistency, and alignment with user expectations. This also reduces ambiguity and improves the overall experience for both technical and non-technical users who are accustomed to seeing "prompt" used in this context.
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