Updated Dutch translations

[Rudolph Froger]

The Dutch translations are now 100% complete. I'll ask on the Django i18n mailinglist if people can have a look at it. Existing translation strings have not been altered.

[Rudolph Froger]

First 100% complete Dutch translations.

[Malcolm Tredinnick]

Please also incorporate the error mentioned in #7960 (which I'll close as a dupe of this so that we've only got one Dutch translation ticket open). Then we might as well commit it and give people something to poke at in the lead up to the beta releases.

[Rudolph Froger]

Incorporated change from #7960

[Bas Peschier]

Can you also incorporate the changes made in the patch attached to #7960? It corrects a lot of typos, some inconsistant uses of words and a completely wrong translation of billion and trillion.

[Rudolph Froger]

Thanks, I read the comment of that ticket and thought it only was about one translation string and thus forgot to look at the actual patch.

I'll incorporate all of your changes except translating "log in" into "aanmelden" because I like to discuss that first. "Inloggen" is a Dutch word (see ​het Groene Boekje) and to my opinion more clear then "aanmelden" (which could also mean "register"). Please let me know if you disagree.

[Rudolph Froger]

Incorporated patch from #7960, except "aanmelden"

[Bas Peschier]

I agree, but I saw aanmelden was used more often, so I made it consistent :-)

[Rudolph Froger]

Yes I found two places where it was used, and corrected it in the latest file (django.3.po). Since we both agree on this, I'd suggest that it can be committed. Like Malcolm said in earlier "Then we might as well commit it and give people something to poke at in the lead up to the beta releases.".

[Rudolph Froger]

Removed one small translation mistake, thanks to Freark

[Marc Fargas]

(In [8163]) Closes #7991, Updated Dutch translation; thanks Rudolph Froger

[Jacob]

Milestone 1.0 deleted