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Zero in imported JSON missing

Hi there! I tried importing (from Github) a JSON file with plurals and while it works perfectly fine for one and other, zero seems to be ignored (even when deleting the term, and re-importing them).

I have used the format as described below.
...
"cutted string": {
"zero": "cutted string",
"one": "cutted string",
"other": "cutted string"
},
...

Do you have any clue why?

Thank you!

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  • Paul Verbeek-Mast commented  ·   ·  Report

    It would be very useful to always have zero supported as well. Take Engish for example, it can be

    "zero": "There are no users",
    "one": "There is one user",
    "other": "There are %n users"

  • AdminPOEditor (Product Designer, Poeditor) commented  ·   ·  Report

    Our platform manages plurals based on each language.
    We try to adapt each translation to what (native) translators might expect, and guide ourselves by this link: http://www.unicode.org/cldr/charts/latest/supplemental/language_plural_rules.html
    For example, German supports 2 official plural forms, so we display two plural tabs.
    Arabic supports 6, so we display 6 plural tabs.

    If zero is not imported, then the language you import the translation to does not support this plural form.