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Hello Enrique,
We are a group of students currently taking Software Engineering lectures and wanted to practice some of what we've learned. To do this, we decided to contribute to an open-source project. We found your project interesting and wanted to contribute to it. Since we're not experienced Elixir programmers, we contributed by creating translations in our native languages.
We also added interface buttons to select between the languages. However, since there are now many options, a dropdown menu might be a better solution.
We hope this contribution proves meaningful to the project. If there’s anything we need to change or if there's more we could do, please feel free to let us know.
Best regards,
Gustavo, Ivan, Jasper, and Marc