[i18n] Improvements and additions to Brazilian Portuguese translations #1387
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Translations of items that had not yet been translated. Adjustments to translations already made.
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Pull Request Title:
[i18n] Improvements and additions to Brazilian Portuguese translationsDescription:
This PR introduces updates and improvements to the existing Brazilian Portuguese (pt-BR) translations, as well as translations for items that were still untranslated.
Changes made:
Motivation:
These improvements aim to provide a more consistent and accessible experience for Portuguese-speaking users, enhancing usability and cultural alignment.
Notes: