allIosStrings.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<resources>
  <string name="app_name" translatable="false">Soundscape</string>

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<!-- Title for an affirmative alert button -->
  <string name="general_alert_yes">"Yes"</string>

<!-- Title for a negative alert button -->
  <string name="general_alert_no">"No"</string>

<!-- Title for button to dismiss alert -->
  <string name="general_alert_dismiss">"Dismiss"</string>

<!-- Title for button to open settings from alert -->
  <string name="general_alert_settings" translatable="false">"Settings"</string>

<!-- Title for a button that allows a user to skip a step -->
  <string name="general_alert_skip">"Skip"</string>

<!-- Title for button to cancel alert -->
  <string name="general_alert_cancel">"Cancel"</string>

<!-- Title for button to dismiss alert -->
  <string name="general_alert_not_now">"Not Now"</string>

<!-- Title for button to disconnect a device -->
  <string name="general_alert_disconnect">"Disconnect"</string>

<!-- Title for button to forget a device -->
  <string name="general_alert_forget">"Forget"</string>

<!-- Alert button title for done -->
  <string name="general_alert_done">"Done"</string>

<!-- Alert button title to exit a screen -->
  <string name="general_alert_exit">"Exit"</string>

<!-- Alert button title to delete an object -->
  <string name="general_alert_delete">"Delete"</string>

<!-- Alert button title to reset the state of an experience back to it's original state -->
  <string name="general_alert_reset">"Reset"</string>

<!-- Alert button title to remove an object -->
  <string name="general_alert_remove">"Remove"</string>

<!-- Alert button title to resume an activity -->
  <string name="general_alert_resume">"Resume"</string>

<!-- Alert button title to keep an object -->
  <string name="general_alert_keep">"Keep"</string>

<!-- Alert button title to edit an object -->
  <string name="general_alert_edit">"Edit"</string>

<!-- Alert button title to add an object -->
  <string name="general_alert_add">"Add"</string>

<!-- Alert button title to download an object -->
  <string name="general_alert_download">"Download"</string>

<!-- Alert button title to show more details of an object -->
  <string name="general_alert_details">"Details"</string>

<!-- Alert button title to move to next object -->
  <string name="general_alert_next">"Next"</string>

<!-- Alert button title for actions where the user is prompted if they would like to continue with the current action (as opposed to cancelling the current action) -->
  <string name="general_alert_continue">"Continue"</string>

<!-- Alert button title to stop an action (such as a download) -->
  <string name="general_alert_stop">"Stop"</string>

<!-- Button title to close a modal UI -->
  <string name="general_alert_close">"Close"</string>

<!-- Alert button title to choose an action -->
  <string name="general_alert_choose_an_action">"Choose an Action"</string>

<!-- Alert title to choose another application -->
  <string name="general_alert_choose_an_app">"Choose an App"</string>

<!-- Alert for a destructive action -->
  <string name="general_alert_destructive_undone_message">"This action cannot be undone"</string>

<!-- Alert button title to open the settings -->
  <string name="general_alert_open_settings">"Open Settings"</string>

<!-- Alert button title to open an item -->
  <string name="general_alert_open">"Open"</string>

<!-- Alert button title to replace an item -->
  <string name="general_alert_replace">"Replace"</string>

<!-- Alert title for alerts that ask users to confirm a choice they made -->
  <string name="general_alert_confirmation_title">"Are You Sure?"</string>

<!-- Alert action to discard changes -->
  <string name="general_alert_discard">"Discard"</string>

<!-- Alert action to give options when location access is denied -->
  <string name="location_denied_options_title" translatable="false">"Enable Location Services"</string>

<!-- Alert action messages to give options when location access is denied -->
"location.denied.options.message" = "It appears that your privacy settings are preventing the use of location services.

To enable full app functionality, please adjust your device settings.

Alternatively, you may continue previewing the app with a predefined test location.";

<!-- Clear text from a text field -->
  <string name="general_text_clear_text">"Clear text"</string>

<!-- Clear text from a text field -->
  <string name="general_text_clear">"Clear"</string>

<!-- Text displayed when information loading is almost ready -->
  <string name="general_loading_almost_ready">"Almost ready…"</string>

<!-- Text displayed when information is loading -->
  <string name="general_loading_loading">"Loading…"</string>

<!-- Text displayed when information is loading -->
  <string name="general_loading_no_punctuation">"Loading"</string>

<!-- A percentage, %@ is a number, %% represents the percentage symbol "%". "4.2%" -->
  <string name="general_percentage">"%s%%"</string>

<!-- A percentage, %@ is a number, %% represents the percentage symbol "%". "40% Complete" -->
  <string name="general_percentage_complete">"%s%% Complete"</string>

<!-- Title for the default offline alert -->
  <string name="general_alert_offline_default_title">"Offline mode"</string>

<!-- Message for the default offline alert -->
  <string name="general_alert_offline_default_message">"Soundscape is working offline. Nevertheless, Soundscape will continue to work, but some functions may be limited."</string>

<!-- Title for the offline alert when searching -->
  <string name="general_alert_offline_search_title">"Search is not available"</string>

<!-- Message for the offline alert when searching -->
  <string name="general_alert_offline_search_message">"When Soundscape is working offline, search is disabled. Dismiss to return to the previous screen"</string>

<!-- Offline alert, Learn more -->
  <string name="general_alert_offline_learn_more">"Learn more"</string>

<!-- Message for a generic error message displayed to the user -->
  <string name="general_alert_error_message">"Please try again later."</string>

<!-- Text displayed while we are doing work to start an experience -->
  <string name="general_loading_start">"Getting things ready&#8230;"</string>

<!-- Text displayed while we are doing work to end an experience -->
  <string name="general_loading_end">"Cleaning things up&#8230;"</string>

<!-- VoiceOver label for a button that mutes the audio when it is tapped -->
  <string name="general_mute">"Mute"</string>

<!-- Title for a slider that controls the volume level -->
  <string name="general_volume">"Volume"</string>

<!-- This is a voiceover label for a custom tab view control (tabs at the bottom of the screen that allow the user to switch between views - for an example of this, see iOS's Phone app). "Tab" should be translated in the same way that it is translated when using VoiceOver on the tabs in the iOS Phone app. %1$@ is the name of the tab (for instance, on the Markers and Routes screen, this will be either "Markers" or "Routes"). %2$@ is the index of the tab and %3$@ is the total number of the tabs (an example of this final part would be "1 of 2" or "2 of 2". {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@","%2$@","%3$@"} -->
  <string name="general_tabs">"%1$s, tab, %2$s of %3$s"</string>

<!-- The title for an alert displayed which will link to a user survey -->
  <string name="general_alert_survey_title">"We'd love to hear from you!"</string>

<!-- The message for an alert displayed which will link to a user survey -->
  <string name="general_alert_survey_message">"Do you have time to complete a 5-minute survey?"</string>

<!-- A string that is surrounded by quotation marks. Should be translated to the appropriate punctuation marks for each locale, i.e., " " for English, « » for Russian, etc. {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="general_text_string_with_quotation_marks">"\"%s\""</string>

<!-- Play audio -->
  <string name="general_play">"Play"</string>

<!-- Stop playing audio -->
  <string name="general_stop">"Stop"</string>

<!-- Indicates that an item is being downloaded -->
  <string name="general_downloading">"Downloading"</string>

<!-- Button title to open an app -->
  <string name="general_app_open">"Open App"</string>

<!-- Button title to download an app -->
  <string name="general_app_download">"Download App"</string>

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<!-- Generic error message -->
  <string name="general_error_error_occurred">"Error Occurred"</string>

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<!-- Error message to turn on device location services. "Location Services" is an iOS term that can be found in the Privacy section in the iPhone Settings app. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="general_error_location_services">"Turn on Location Services to use Soundscape"</string>

<!-- Error message to turn on device precise location services. Ensure "Precise Location" is translated the same as in the iOS Settings app under Maps > Location > Precise Location (this refers to an Apple feature called "Precise Location" in US English). {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="general_error_precise_location">"Turn on Precise Location to use Soundscape"</string>

<!-- Error message to authorize location services. "Location Services" is an iOS term that can be found in the Privacy section in the iPhone Settings app. -->
  <string name="general_error_location_services_authorize_title">"Authorize Location Services"</string>

<!-- Error message to authorize location services. "Location Services" is an iOS term that can be found in the Privacy section in the iPhone Settings app. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="general_error_location_services_authorize_description">"Soundscape uses your location to find and tell you about the places and things around you. The app needs your permission to use Location Services."</string>

<!-- Error message to authorize location services.  Quotes written as \" Keep newlines (\n) between sentences.. {NumberedPlaceholder="\n"} -->
  <string name="general_error_location_services_authorize_instructions">"1. Open the Settings app below\n2. Select \"Location\"\n3. Select \"Always\" or \"While Using the App\""</string>

<!-- Error message to turn on precise location. Ensure "Precise Location" is translated the same as in the iOS Settings app under Maps > Location > Precise Location (this refers to an Apple feature called "Precise Location" in US English). Quotes written as \". Keep newlines (\n) between sentences. {NumberedPlaceholder="\n"} -->
  <string name="general_error_location_services_precise_location_instructions">"1. Open the Settings app below\n2. Select \"Location\"\n3. Turn on \"Precise Location\""</string>

<!-- Error message to open Soundscape to resume setting location services. "Location Services" is an iOS term that can be found in the Privacy section in the iPhone Settings app. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="general_error_location_services_resume">"Open Soundscape to resume Location Services"</string>

<!-- Error message to enable device location services. "Location Services" is an iOS term that can be found in the Privacy section in the iPhone Settings app. -->
  <string name="general_error_location_services_enable">"Enable Location Services"</string>

<!-- Error message to enable location services. "Location Services" is an iOS term that can be found in the Privacy section in the iPhone Settings app. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="general_error_location_services_enable_description">"Location Services are currently disabled. Soundscape cannot work when Location Services are turned off."</string>

<!-- Error message to turn on location services in Soundscape to continue with instructions on how to do so on device. Keep newlines (\n) between sentences. "Location Services" is an iOS term that can be found in the Privacy section in the iPhone Settings app. {NumberedPlaceholder="\n"} -->
  <string name="general_error_location_services_enable_instructions_2">"Turn Location Services On in the Settings app to continue.\n\n1. Press the back button (titled Settings)\n2. Select Privacy\n3. Select Location Services\n4. Turn On Location Services"</string>

<!-- Error message to turn on location services in Soundscape to continue with instructions on how to do so on device. Keep newlines (\n) between sentences. "Location Services" is an iOS term that can be found in the Privacy section in the iPhone Settings app. {NumberedPlaceholder="\n"} -->
  <string name="general_error_location_services_enable_instructions_3">"Turn Location Services On in the Settings app to continue.\n\n1. Press Open Settings\n2. Press the back button (titled Settings)\n3. Select Privacy\n4. Select Location Services\n5. Turn On Location Services"</string>

<!-- Error message Sounscape is haveing trouble determining current location -->
  <string name="general_error_location_services_find_location_error">"We are having trouble finding your current location."</string>

<!-- Error message when Soundscape does not know the user's heading -->
  <string name="general_error_heading">"Soundscape is not sure which direction you are facing. Please hold your phone flat or begin walking and try again"</string>

<!-- Error message Soundscape is having trouble determining current location. Try again later -->
  <string name="general_error_location_services_find_location_error_try_again">"We are having trouble finding your current location. Try again later."</string>

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<!-- Error message that you are not connected to Wi-Fi Oops - a playful informal synonym for uh oh, my bad, an error etc. -->
  <string name="general_error_wifi">"Oops! It doesn't look like you are connected to Wi-Fi."</string>

<!-- Error message that you will need to connect to Wi-Fi in order to download -->
  <string name="general_error_wifi_info">"You will need a Wi-Fi connection to download."</string>

<!-- Error message that the internet is not connected. -->
  <string name="general_error_network_connection_required">"Network Connection Required"</string>

<!-- Error message that the internet is not connected. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="general_error_network_connection_required_deleting_data">"A network connection is required when deleting and reloading Soundscape's map data. Check that your phone is not in airplane mode."</string>

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<!-- Error message title to authorized Bluetooth setting by the user -->
  <string name="general_error_ble_unauthorized_title">"Authorize Bluetooth"</string>

<!-- Error message description to authorized Bluetooth setting by the user -->
  <string name="general_error_ble_unauthorized_message">"Bluetooth permission is required to connect your devices. Open the Settings app below to enable Bluetooth. Note that this can cause the app to restart."</string>

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<!-- Error message that Soundscape is having trouble adding a marker to this location. Try again later -->
  <string name="general_error_add_marker_error">"We are having trouble marking this place. Try again later."</string>

<!-- Error message that Soundscape is having trouble setting a beacon. Try again later -->
  <string name="general_error_set_beacon_error">"We are having trouble setting the beacon currently. Try again later."</string>

<!-- Error message that the preview experience could not be started -->
  <string name="general_error_preview">"Location preview could not be started at this location."</string>

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<!-- "Motion & Fitness" is an iOS term that can be found in the Privacy section in the iPhone Settings app. Translation for fr_FR and fr_CA: "Mouvements et forme" -->
  <string name="device_motion_title">"Motion &amp; Fitness"</string>

<!-- Notification to enable motion and fitness activity on the device. Ensure that "Motion & Fitness" is translated the same as `device_motion.title`. -->
  <string name="device_motion_enable_title">"Enable Motion &amp; Fitness Tracking"</string>

<!-- Notification to enable motion and fitness activity on the device. Ensure that "Motion & Fitness" is translated the same as `device_motion.title`. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="device_motion_enable_description">"Motion &amp; Fitness tracking is currently disabled. Soundscape cannot work when Motion &amp; Fitness tracking is turned off."</string>

<!-- Notification to enable motion and fitness activity on the device. Keep newlines (\n) between sentences. Ensure that "Motion & Fitness" is translated the same as `device_motion.title`. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="device_motion_enable_instructions">"Turn On Fitness Tracking in the Settings app to continue.\n\n1. Press Open Settings\n2. Press the Back button (titled Settings)\n3. Select Privacy\n4. Select Motion &amp; Fitness\n5. Turn on Fitness Tracking\n6. Restart Soundscape"</string>

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<!-- Notification to authorize motion and fitness activity on the device. Ensure that "Motion & Fitness" is translated the same as `device_motion.title`. -->
  <string name="device_motion_authorize_title">"Authorize Motion &amp; Fitness Tracking"</string>

<!-- Notification to authorize motion and fitness activity on the device. Ensure that "Motion & Fitness" is translated the same as `device_motion.title`. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="device_motion_authorize_description">"This allows Soundscape to improve your experience based on whether you are walking, in a vehicle, or standing still. The app needs your permission to use Motion &amp; Fitness. Before you authorize Soundscape to use this permission, you may need to enable Fitness Tracking under Settings → Privacy → Motion &amp; Fitness."</string>

<!-- Notification to authorize motion and fitness activity on the device. Keep newlines (\n) between sentences. Ensure that "Motion & Fitness" is translated the same as `device_motion.title`. {NumberedPlaceholder="\n"} -->
  <string name="device_motion_authorize_instructions">"1. Open the Settings app below\n2. Turn on Motion &amp; Fitness Tracking"</string>

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<!-- String indicating the system-default mail client on iOS -->
  <string name="mail_default" translatable="false">"Default"</string>

<!-- Translated string for Gmail -->
  <string name="mail_gmail" translatable="false">"Gmail"</string>

<!-- Translated name string for Outlook -->
  <string name="mail_msoutlook" translatable="false">"Microsoft Outlook"</string>

<!-- Translated string for Yahoo Mail -->
  <string name="mail_yahoo" translatable="false">"Yahoo Mail"</string>

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<!-- Title, Settings -->
  <string name="settings_screen_title">"Settings"</string>

<!-- Alert, would you like to delete stored data? -->
  <string name="settings_clear_cache_alert_title">"Delete Stored Data?"</string>

<!-- Message, Soundscape stores map data to reduce device data and battery consumption {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="settings_clear_cache_alert_message">"Soundscape stores map data to reduce data and battery consumption. Deleting stored data will require Soundscape to re-download the data."</string>

<!-- Alert, would you like to keep saved markers -->
  <string name="settings_clear_cache_markers_alert_title">"Keep Markers and Routes?"</string>

<!-- Message, chose delete or keep. Quotes written as \" Delete removes markers and beacons resetting the app to a new installation build and cannot be undone. Keep only removes map data. -->
  <string name="settings_clear_cache_markers_alert_message">"Choose \"Delete\" to remove markers, beacons and routes, or \"Keep\" to only remove map data. \"Delete\" will reset the app back to a freshly installed state and cannot be undone!"</string>

<!-- Alert title, the stored data wasn't deleted -->
  <string name="settings_clear_cache_no_service_title">"Unable to Clear Stored Map Data"</string>

<!-- Message, the cached data cannot be deleted when there is no internet connection -->
  <string name="settings_clear_cache_no_service_message">"Soundscape is currently unable to connect to the internet. An internet connection is required when clearing the stored map data so that the map data can be refreshed."</string>

<!-- Alert, opt-out of app telemetry -->
  <string name="settings_telemetry_optout_alert_title">"Telemetry Opt-Out"</string>

<!-- Message, Opting out will clear the stored information and opt-out of future telemetry collection. Confirm if sure. -->
  <string name="settings_telemetry_optout_alert_message">"This action will clear the stored information and opt-out of future telemetry gathering. Are you sure?"</string>

<!-- Button, Opt-out -->
  <string name="settings_telemetry_optout_action">"Opt-Out"</string>

<!-- Version history, %@ is the numerical version of the app, "Version 1.7" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="settings_version_history_version">"Version %s"</string>

<!-- The app's version and build numbers, %1$@ and %2$@ are numbers. "Version 1.2 (20)" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@","%2$@"} -->
  <string name="settings_version_about_version">"Version %1$s (%2$s)"</string>

<!-- Setting selection to send feedback {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="settings_feedback_subject">"Soundscape Feedback"</string>

<!-- Prompt that is asking the user to select an email application from the list of email apps they have installed on their phone. -->
  <string name="settings_feedback_choose_email_app">"Choose an email app:"</string>

<!-- Warning that informs the user that they do not have any mail apps installed. This is displayed when the user taps the button to provide us with feedback. -->
  <string name="settings_feedback_no_mail_client_error">"No mail app installed"</string>

<!-- Setting title, Voice -->
  <string name="settings_general_voice">"Voice"</string>

<!-- Settings title unit of measurement, Imperial (Feet) -->
  <string name="settings_units_imperial">"Imperial (Feet)"</string>

<!-- Settings title unit of measurement, Metric (Meters) -->
  <string name="settings_units_metric">"Metric (Meters)"</string>

<!-- Settings title, Clear stored map data -->
  <string name="settings_clear_data">"Clear Stored Map Data"</string>

<!-- Settings title, About Soundscape {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="settings_about_app">"About Soundscape"</string>

<!-- Settings title,General Settings -->
  <string name="settings_section_general">"General Settings"</string>

<!-- Settings title,Units of Measure -->
  <string name="settings_section_units">"Units of Measure"</string>

<!-- Settings title, Troubleshooting -->
  <string name="settings_section_troubleshooting">"Troubleshooting"</string>

<!-- Settings title, About -->
  <string name="settings_section_about">"About"</string>

<!-- Settings title, Telemetry -->
  <string name="settings_section_telemetry">"Telemetry"</string>

<!-- Settings title, Share Usage Data -->
  <string name="settings_section_share_usage_data">"Share Usage Data"</string>

<!-- Footer to Telemetry settings selection, help app improve by automatically sending diagnostics and data usage from the user. Personal data not collected {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="settings_section_telemetry_footer">"Help Soundscape improve by automatically sending diagnostics, error reporting, and usage data. No personal data is collected."</string>

<!-- Settings title, Language -->
  <string name="settings_language_screen_title">"Language"</string>

<!-- Settings title, Language and Region -->
  <string name="settings_language_screen_title_2">"Language &amp; Region"</string>

<!-- Language selection validation message, %@ is a language name. "Would you like to change the app language to English?" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="settings_language_change_alert">"Would you like to change the app language to %s?"</string>

<!-- Language selection validation button title. %@ is a language name e.g. "Change to English" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="settings_language_change_alert_action">"Change to %s"</string>

<!-- Language display name. %1$@ is a language name, %2$@ is the country name. e.g. "English (United Kingdom)" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@"} -->
  <string name="settings_language_language_name">"%1$s (%2$s)"</string>

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<!-- The title for the screen which configures media controls (play/pause/next/etc) related settings -->
  <string name="settings_audio_media_controls">"Media Controls"</string>

<!-- A title for a toggle for an audio setting which determines if the current app's audio will be mixed with others. If ON, this app will output audio which could be played at the same time as other apps that play audio, such as another music player app. -->
  <string name="settings_audio_mix_with_others_title">"Enable Media Controls"</string>

<!-- The detailed description for the toggle setting "settings.audio.mix_with_others.title". The "Media Controls" refer to the iOS music controls (play, pause, next, etc.) {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="settings_audio_mix_with_others_description">"Use this to enable control of Soundscape with the buttons on your headphones and the media playback buttons on the lock screen. Note that when turned on, Soundscape can’t be used while other media such as podcasts or music is playing."</string>

<!-- The detailed description for the alert that confirms where a user wants to turn on the "Enable Media Controls" setting or not {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="setting_audio_mix_with_others_confirmation">"Turning this setting on will cause Soundscape's callouts and other audio to pause whenever you start using a different media app. You can return to Soundscape to resume callouts."</string>

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<!-- MARK: Settings (Volume)-->
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<!-- Title of the slider that controls the volume level of all audio other than beacon or speech audio -->
  <string name="settings_volume_other">"Sound Effects"</string>

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<!-- MARK: Settings (Voice)-->
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<!-- Preview of the voice -->
  <string name="voice_action_preview">"Preview"</string>

<!-- The phrase spoken by each voice when previewing, %@ is the name of the voice being previewed -->
  <string name="voice_preview">"Hello. My name is %s."</string>

<!-- Setting for the rate of speech. The speed of the text-to-speech voice. -->
  <string name="voice_settings_speaking_rate">"Speaking Rate"</string>

<!-- Screen title to select a speech voice to for use. -->
  <string name="voice_voices">"Voices"</string>

<!-- Prompt to approve speech rate. This is the test output for changing the text-to-speech voice speed. -->
  <string name="voice_voice_rate_test">"How does this sound?"</string>

<!-- Voice name and locale, %1$@ name of voice and %2$@ is the locale, "<Jess>, <English (United Kingdom>)." {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@","%2$@"} -->
  <string name="voice_title_voice_name_and_locale">"%1$s, %2$s."</string>

<!-- Voice name and locale is selected, %1$@ name of voice %2$@ locale, "<Jess>, <English (United Kingdom)>, Selected" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@","%2$@"} -->
  <string name="voice_title_voice_name_and_locale_selected">"%1$s, %2$s, Selected."</string>

<!-- Hint, a voice has been selected, swip up or down to preview -->
  <string name="voice_voice_cell_selected_acc_hint">"This voice is currently selected. Swipe up or down to preview."</string>

<!-- Hint, double tap to use selected voice. Swipe up or down to preview -->
  <string name="voice_voice_cell_use_acc_hint">"Double tap to use this voice. Swipe up or down to preview."</string>

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<!-- MARK: Settings (Apple Voice)-->
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<!-- Label for the section containing voices in other languages in the language selection table -->
  <string name="voice_apple_other_languages">"Other Languages"</string>

<!-- Label for voices designated as being male -->
  <string name="voice_apple_male">"Male"</string>

<!-- Label for voices designated as being female -->
  <string name="voice_apple_female">"Female"</string>

<!-- Subtitle used to indicate to the user that a particular voice is the current default voice in a given locale, %@ is the name of a region, "United States (Default Voice)" -->
  <string name="voice_apple_default">"%s (Default Voice)"</string>

<!-- Sample text used for previewing the available text-to-speech voices. %@ is the name of the selected voice, "This is Tom. How does this sound?", {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="voice_apple_preview">"This is %s. How does this sound?"</string>

<!-- Hint explaining that if the user double taps a voice in the list of voices, it will be selected and a preview will be played. -->
  <string name="voice_apple_preview_hint">"Double tap to select and play a preview."</string>

<!-- This is the title of an alert presented to the user when they selecte a default version of a voice which has an enhanced version to inform them that they can download an enhanced version from the iOS Settings app -->
  <string name="voice_settings_enhanced_available_title">"Enhanced Voice Available!"</string>

<!-- This is an alert presented to the user when they select a default version of a voice which has an enhanced version to inform them that they can download an enhanced version from the iOS Settings app, "Spoken Content" should be translated the same way it is in the iOS Settings app under Accessibility > Spoken Content, {NumberedPlaceholder="iOS"} -->
  <string name="voice_settings_enhanced_available">"A higher quality version of this voice may be available. To download it and other voices, go to the Spoken Content section of the iOS accessibility settings."</string>

<!-- This is one of the options available to the user when they are presented with the alert described by the key ""voice.settings.enhanced_available" -->
  <string name="voice_settings_enhanced_available_button">"Use Current Version"</string>

<!-- This is a warning that explains that Siri voices are not compatible with Soundscape and will not appear in the list of voices users can choose from, {NumberedPlaceholder="Siri","Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="voice_apple_no_siri">"Note that Siri voices are not available to Soundscape and are not in the list below."</string>

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<!-- MARK: Settings (Beacon)-->
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<!-- Title of the settings screen for beacons. This screen allows users to configure the way the audio beacon sounds. See Terms for the definition of "beacon". -->
  <string name="beacon_settings_title">"Beacon Settings"</string>

<!-- Title of a section in the beacon settings page where the user can select a style for their beacon. The various styles mainly differ in the sounds that are played for the beacon, though there are two styles that include some haptics as well. -->
  <string name="beacon_settings_style">"Audio Styles"</string>

<!-- Title of a section in the beacon settings page where the user can select a haptic style for their beacon. "Haptic" refers to vibration feedback that the user can feel. -->
  <string name="beacon_settings_style_haptic">"Haptic Styles"</string>

<!-- Explanatory text that tells users how haptic beacon styles differ from normal audio-only beacon styles, {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="beacon_settings_style_haptic_explanation">"These beacon styles include haptic feedback that you can feel in addition to normal beacon audio. Haptic feedback is only available when your phone is unlocked and Soundscape is open."</string>

<!-- Title of a section of settings related to the departure and arrival cues. See documentation for the string 'beacon.setting.melodies' for more context on the departure and arrival cues. -->
  <string name="beacon_settings_cues">"Departure and Arrival"</string>

<!-- Title of a setting that allows sounds called the "departure cue" and "arrival cue" to play when a beacon is started (e.g. the user is "departing" for the location of the beacon) and when it ends (e.g. the user has "arrived" at the location of the beacon). These sounds help to distinguish to the user when beacons start and stop. -->
  <string name="beacon_settings_melodies">"Enable Departure and Arrival Cues"</string>

<!-- This text explains to users what they should be listening for when they are choosing a new beacon audio style -->
  <string name="beacon_settings_explanation">"In choosing a beacon style, select a style that is comfortable to listen to and is easily heard outdoors and in noisy surroundings. Make sure you can easily determine its direction through your preferred listening device (headphones or phone speaker)."</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: Settings (Bluetooth Peripherals)-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Button label, pressing this button will cause Soundscape to disconnect from this device and not reconnect to it in the future -->
  <string name="settings_bluetooth_forget">"Forget This Device"</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: Settings (Troubleshooting)-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Title of the table section that contains info about the current accuracy of the phone's GPS signal provided by Apple's Location Services feature. -->
  <string name="troubleshooting_gps_status">"Location Accuracy"</string>

<!-- Preserve meters units - Do not convert. Explanation of how to interpret the location accuracy (i.e. from GPS) displayed in this section of the Troubleshooting screen (using meters for the units). {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape","10","20"} -->
  <string name="troubleshooting_gps_status_explanation_meters">"This value is an estimate of how accurately Soundscape knows where you are located. Less than ±10 meters is good. Less than ±20 meters is OK. Anything else is poor. Location data is most accurate when outside and not under any structures."</string>

<!-- Preserve feet units - Do not convert. Explanation of how to interpret the location accuracy (i.e. from GPS) displayed in this section of the Troubleshooting screen (using feet for the units). {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape","30","60"} -->
  <string name="troubleshooting_gps_status_explanation_feet">"This value is an estimate of how accurately Soundscape knows where you are located. Less than ±30 feet is good. Less than ±60 feet is OK. Anything else is poor. Location data is most accurate when outside and not under any structures."</string>

<!-- Preserve meters units - Do not convert. Label containing the current GPS accuracy of the phone in meters, %@ is accuracy value, "±12 meters" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="troubleshooting_gps_status_meters">"±%s meters"</string>

<!-- Preserve feet unit - Do not convert. Label containing the current GPS accuracy of the phone in feet, %@ is accuracy value, "±36 feet" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="troubleshooting_gps_status_feet">"±%s feet"</string>

<!-- Label for a button that allows user to check if the app's audio is playing through their headset correctly. -->
  <string name="troubleshooting_check_audio">"Check Audio"</string>

<!-- Voiceover hint that explains the action of the "Check Audio" button. -->
  <string name="troubleshooting_check_audio_hint">"Double tap to check the status of the headphones you are using with Soundscape."</string>

<!-- Explanation of what the "Check Audio" button does, displayed below the button -->
  <string name="troubleshooting_check_audio_explanation">"Tap this button to hear about the status of the headphones you are using with Soundscape."</string>

<!-- Label for the section of the troubleshooting page that deals with deleting the cached map data -->
  <string name="troubleshooting_cache">"Map Data"</string>

<!-- VoiceOver hint that explains the action of the "Delete Stored Map Data" button -->
  <string name="troubleshooting_cache_hint">"Double tap to delete and redownload stored map data."</string>

<!-- Explanation of what the "Delete Stored Map Data" button does, displayed below the button -->
  <string name="troubleshooting_cache_explanation">"Soundscape downloads map data as you walk around so that it can tell you about the things and places around you. If you are having issues with Soundscape or it is using too much memory, you can clear the stored map data and Soundscape will only redownload the map data near your current location."</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: Settings (About)-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Settings About Title, What's New? -->
  <string name="settings_about_title_whats_new">"What's New?"</string>

<!-- Settings About Title, Privacy and Cookies -->
  <string name="settings_about_title_privacy">"Scottish Tech Army Privacy Statement"</string>

<!-- Settings About Title, Service Agreement -->
  <string name="settings_about_title_service_agreement">"Services Agreement"</string>

<!-- Settings About Title, Third Party Notices -->
  <string name="settings_about_title_third_party">"Third Party Notices"</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: Settings (New Feature)-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Settings new feature, %1$@ is the feature number out of %2$@ number of features, "<2> of <3>" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@"} -->
  <string name="settings_new_feature_num_of_num">"%1$s of %2$s"</string>

<!-- Settings new feature, instruction to double tap to close announcements -->
  <string name="settings_new_feature_accept_button_acc_label">"Double tap to close announcements"</string>

<!-- Settings new feature, instruction to double tap to view next update announcement -->
  <string name="settings_new_feature_accept_button_acc_hint">"Double tap to view next update announcement"</string>

<!-- Settings New Feature, title Recent Updates -->
  <string name="settings_new_feature_recent_updates">"Recent Updates"</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: - Beacon-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Title, Beacon. See Terms defintion of Beacon. -->
  <string name="beacon_generic_name">"Beacon"</string>

<!-- Name of a beacon style. This is the name of the most recent version of the beacon audio we had in Soundscape as of the v4.1 release, so we refer to it as the "current" beacon. -->
  <string name="beacon_styles_current">"Current"</string>

<!-- Name of a beacon style. This is the name of the first style of beacon audio we had in Soundscape, so we refer to it as "Original" -->
  <string name="beacon_styles_original">"Original"</string>

<!-- Name of a beacon style. In this context, "flare" refers to a bright burst of light. The audio for this beacon style is bright and fun -->
  <string name="beacon_styles_flare">"Flare"</string>

<!-- Name of a beacon style. In this context, "shimmer" is used as a synonym for "flare". The audio for this beacon is bright and fun (just as with the style refered to by beacon.styles.flare), but it is a bit softer than the "Flare" style. -->
  <string name="beacon_styles_shimmer">"Shimmer"</string>

<!-- Name of a beacon style. This beacon style name is intended to hint at the percussive, tapping, nature of the beacon audio. -->
  <string name="beacon_styles_tactile">"Tactile"</string>

<!-- Name of a beacon style. Refers to a short high pitched ringing sound that repeats in this beacon style. -->
  <string name="beacon_styles_ping">"Ping"</string>

<!-- Name of a beacon style. This beacon style is based on the sound of an object being dropped on a hard floor, hence the name "Drop" is alluding to that sound. -->
  <string name="beacon_styles_drop">"Drop"</string>

<!-- Name of a beacon style. This name is alluding to the radar-like nature of this beacon (hence "signal") which has an impulse which repeats over and over -->
  <string name="beacon_styles_signal">"Signal"</string>

<!-- Name of a beacon style. "Signal" is used in the same way here as in the string with key 'beacon.styles.signal'. The difference here is that this version is a slower version of the beacon audio. -->
  <string name="beacon_styles_signal_slow">"Signal (Slow)"</string>

<!-- Name of a beacon style. "Signal" is used in the same way here as in the string with key 'beacon.styles.signal'. The difference here is that this version is a much slower version of the beacon audio. -->
  <string name="beacon_styles_signal_very_slow">"Signal (Very Slow)"</string>

<!-- Name of a beacon style. This beacon style has a similar timbre to the sound that is generated when a mallet is used to play the xylophone, hence the name "mallet". -->
  <string name="beacon_styles_mallet">"Mallet"</string>

<!-- Name of a beacon style. "Mallet" is used in the same way here as in the string with key 'beacon.styles.mallet'. The difference here is that this version is a slower version of the beacon audio. -->
  <string name="beacon_styles_mallet_slow">"Mallet (Slow)"</string>

<!-- Name of a beacon style. "Mallet" is used in the same way here as in the string with key 'beacon.styles.mallet'. The difference here is that this version is a much slower version of the beacon audio. -->
  <string name="beacon_styles_mallet_very_slow">"Mallet (Very Slow)"</string>

<!-- Name of a beacon style. Unlike the other beacon styles, this style include haptic feedback (e.g. vibration feedback from the iPhone). The term "wand" is used to refer to a pointing device. Together, this name is intended to convey that this beacon style provides haptic feedback to the user when they hold their phone in front of them and point it around. -->
  <string name="beacon_styles_haptic_wand">"Haptic Wand"</string>

<!-- Name of a beacon style. Similarly to 'beacon.styles.haptic.wand' string, the beacon style this string refers to includes haptic feedback (e.g. vibration feedback from the iPhone). The term "pulse" alludes to the fact that the haptic feedback continues to repeat (e.g. it pulses on and off) so long as the user holds their phone in front of themselves and points it around. -->
  <string name="beacon_styles_haptic_pulse">"Haptic Pulse"</string>

<!-- Title, Audio Beacon -->
  <string name="beacon_audio_beacon">"Audio Beacon"</string>

<!-- Notification, %@ is a location, "Beacon on <Some Place>" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="beacon_beacon_on">"Beacon on %s"</string>

<!-- Included in the beacon UI when the distance to the beacon is not known -->
  <string name="beacon_distance_unknown">"Distance unknown"</string>

<!-- Button, Remove Beacon -->
  <string name="beacon_action_remove_beacon">"Remove Beacon"</string>

<!-- Notification, Double tap this button to remove current audio beacon -->
  <string name="beacon_action_remove_beacon_double_tap_acc_hint">"Double tap this button to remove the current audio beacon"</string>

<!-- Button, Mute Beacon -->
  <string name="beacon_action_mute_beacon">"Mute Beacon"</string>

<!-- Notification, Double tap to mute the audio beacon -->
  <string name="beacon_action_mute_beacon_acc_hint">"mute the audio beacon."</string>

<!-- Button, Unmute Beacon -->
  <string name="beacon_action_unmute_beacon">"Unmute Beacon"</string>

<!-- Notification, Double tap to unmute the audio beacon -->
  <string name="beacon_action_unmute_beacon_acc_hint">"unmute the audio beacon."</string>

<!-- Button, Mute or Unmute Beacon -->
  <string name="beacon_action_mute_unmute_beacon">"Mute or Unmute Beacon"</string>

<!-- Button, Call out Beacon -->
  <string name="beacon_action_callout_beacon">"Call out Beacon"</string>

<!-- Notification, Double tap to unmute or mute the audio beacon -->
  <string name="beacon_action_mute_unmute_beacon_acc_hint">"Double tap to mute or unmute the audio beacon"</string>

<!-- Title text of the button used to view the detail view -->
  <string name="beacon_action_view_details">"View Details"</string>

<!-- Hint text of the button used to view the detail view -->
  <string name="beacon_action_view_details_acc_hint_details">"Double tap to view additional details"</string>

<!-- Button, Beacon Distance Update -->
  <string name="beacon_distance_update">"Beacon Distance Update"</string>

<!-- Notification, Beacon location nearby. -->
  <string name="beacon_beacon_location_within">"Beacon within %s"</string>

<!-- Notification, Beacon location nearby. Audio beacon has been muted. -->
  <string name="beacon_beacon_location_within_audio_beacon_muted">"Beacon within %s. Audio beacon has been muted"</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: - Preview-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Street Preview, View title, Street Preview is functionality that allows the user to select any location in the world to preview the area at street level in order to familiarise and build a mental map of the space. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape Street Preview"} -->
  <string name="preview_title">"Soundscape Street Preview"</string>

<!-- Text displayed when the current location is not known while previewing -->
  <string name="preview_current_intersection_unknown_label">"Current Location Unknown"</string>

<!-- Text displaying the next intersection that the user will encounter along a selected road, "To Main St & 2nd Ave" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="preview_next_intersection_label">"To %s"</string>

<!-- Text displayed when the user is approaching an intersection -->
  <string name="preview_approaching_intersection_label">"Approaching Intersection"</string>

<!-- Label to display compass orientation, %1$@ is the heading in degrees and %2$@ is the cardinal direction, "230° SW" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@"} -->
  <string name="preview_content_orientation_text_with_cardinal">"%1$s° %2$s"</string>

<!-- Label to display compass orientation without a cardinal direction, %1$@ is the heading in degrees, "230°" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@"} -->
  <string name="preview_content_orientation_text_without_cardinal">"%1$s°"</string>

<!-- Label to display when the user is facing a road that they can travel down, %1$@ is the cardinal direction and %2$@ is the name of the road that they can travel down, "SW on Main Street" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@"} -->
  <string name="preview_content_edge_text">"%1$s on %2$s"</string>

<!-- Accessibility hint for the button to select a direction of travel -->
  <string name="preview_content_edge_text_accessibility_hint">"Double tap to move to the next intersection"</string>

<!-- Title for button to go to the next intersection -->
  <string name="preview_go_title">"Go"</string>

<!-- Title for button to go back to the previous intersection -->
  <string name="preview_go_back_title">"Previous"</string>

<!-- Accessibility hint for button to go back -->
  <string name="preview_go_back_accessibility_text">"Double tap to go back to your previous intersection"</string>

<!-- Text for the "Search" button -->
  <string name="preview_search_label">"Explore Nearby"</string>

<!-- Accessibility hint for the "Explore" button -->
  <string name="preview_search_accessibility_hint">"Double tap to search or browse nearby places"</string>

<!-- Title for the alert displayed when ther user tries to restart the preview experience at a new location -->
  <string name="preview_alert_restart_title">"Preview Already in Progress"</string>

<!-- Message for the alert displayed when ther user tries to restart the preview experience at a new location. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape Street Preview"} -->
  <string name="preview_alert_restart_message">"Do you want to restart Soundscape Street Preview at this location?"</string>

<!-- Button for the alert displayed when ther user tries to restart the preview experience at a new location -->
  <string name="preview_alert_restart_button">"Restart"</string>

<!-- Callout that occurs when the preview experience pauses, The translation for "Street preview" should match the translation for "preview.title". {NumberedPlaceholder="Street Preview"} -->
  <string name="preview_callout_paused">"Street Preview paused"</string>

<!-- Callout that occurs when the user exits the preview experience. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape Street Preview"} -->
  <string name="preview_callout_end">"Ending Soundscape Street Preview"</string>

<!-- Callout that occurs when users tap the button to return to the previous intersection they were at in the preview -->
  <string name="preview_callout_previous">"Returning to previous intersection"</string>

<!-- Callout that occurs when the user starts preview mode at an intersection, %@ is the name of the intersection, "Starting preview at 9th Avenue North and Harrison Street" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@","Street Preview"} -->
  <string name="preview_callout_start_at">"Starting Street Preview at %s"</string>

<!-- Callout that occurs when the user starts preview mode along a road, %@ is the name of the road, "Starting preview along 9th Avenue North" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@","Street Preview"} -->
  <string name="preview_callout_start_along">"Starting Street Preview along %s"</string>

<!-- Callout that occurs when the user resumes a paused preview at an intersection, %@ is the name of the intersection, "Continuing preview at 9th Avenue North and Harrison Street" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@","Street Preview"} -->
  <string name="preview_callout_continue_at">"Continuing Street Preview at %s"</string>

<!-- Callout that occurs when the user resumes a paused preview mode along a road, %@ is the name of the road, "Continuing preview along 9th Avenue North" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@","Street Preview"} -->
  <string name="preview_callout_continue_along">"Continuing Street Preview along %s"</string>

<!-- Callout that occurs the first time the user gets to the "road finder" experience during their first use of the Street Preview experience. This is telling them to physically turn their phone so the app can tell them about the roads they are pointing the phone towards. -->
  <string name="preview_callout_road_finder_instructions">"Turn your phone to preview available roads"</string>

<!-- This callout occurs the first time the user tries to tap the "Go" button when they are not pointed down a valid road. This explains that they need to point their phone down a valid road before hitting the Go button. -->
  <string name="preview_callout_road_finder_error_instructions">"Turn to select a road and then press Go"</string>

<!-- Callout that occurs when a user is pointing their phone down an available road, %1$@ is the name of the road, %2$@ is the cardinal direction it moves away in, "9th Ave North, heading south" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@"} -->
  <string name="preview_callout_road_finder_road">"%1$s, heading %2$s"</string>

<!-- Callout that occurs when a user is pointing their phone down an available road looking for the next intersection, %@ is the name of the next intersection in that direction, "Next intersection: 9th Avenue North and Harrison Street" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="preview_callout_road_finder_intersection">"Next intersection: %s"</string>

<!-- Callout that occurs when a user is pointing their phone down an available road looking for the next intersection but the road loops around and returns to the current intersection (e.g. a roundabout or a "close" in the UK) -->
  <string name="preview_callout_road_finder_intersection_same">"Next intersection: Circles back to current intersection"</string>

<!-- Callout that occurs when a user is pointing their phone down an available road looking for the next intersection but the road terminates in a dead end rather than another intersection -->
  <string name="preview_callout_road_finder_intersection_end">"Next intersection: End of road"</string>

<!-- Callout that occurs when the user travels down a road (in preview mode) that ends without connecting to any other streets (a road with no exit) -->
  <string name="preview_callout_approach_end">"Approaching end of road"</string>

<!-- Callout that occurs when the user selects a road that requires a left hand turn, %@ is the name of the street that the user is turning on {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="preview_callout_turn_left">"Turned left. Now along %s"</string>

<!-- Callout that occurs when the user selects a road that requires a right hand turn, %@ is the name of the street that the user is turning on {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="preview_callout_turn_right">"Turned right. Now along %s"</string>

<!-- Callout that occurs when the user selects to continue down the same road, %@ is the name of the street that the user is continuing along {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="preview_callout_turn_continue">"Continuing along %s"</string>

<!-- Callout that occurs when the user is currently in a roundabout and selects a road that leaves the roundabout, %@ is the name of the street that the user is turning on {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="preview_callout_turn_roundabout">"Departed roundabout. Now along %s"</string>

<!-- Title for a setting to include unnamed roads -->
  <string name="preview_include_unnamed_roads_title">"Unnamed Roads"</string>

<!-- Subtitle for a setting to include unnamed roads. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape Street Preview"} -->
  <string name="preview_include_unnamed_roads_subtitle">"Include unnamed roads during Soundscape Street Preview"</string>

<!-- Voiceover label for a button to turn on a setting to include unnamed roads -->
  <string name="preview_include_unnamed_roads_label_off">"Enable Unnamed Roads"</string>

<!-- Voiceover label for a button to turn off a setting to include unnamed roads -->
  <string name="preview_include_unnamed_roads_label_on">"Disable Unnamed Roads"</string>

<!-- Voiceover hint for a button to turn on a setting to include unnamed roads. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape Street Preview"} -->
  <string name="preview_include_unnamed_roads_hint_off">"Double tap to include unnamed roads during Soundscape Street Preview"</string>

<!-- Voiceover hint for a button to turn off a setting to include unnamed roads. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape Street Preview"} -->
  <string name="preview_include_unnamed_roads_hint_on">"Double tap to exclude unnamed roads during Soundscape Street Preview"</string>

<!-- Accessibility hint for the button to end the preview tutorial -->
  <string name="preview_tutorial_done_hint">"Double tap to exit the tutorial"</string>

<!-- Title for the first set of tutorial content. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape Street Preview"} -->
  <string name="preview_tutorial_title_1">"Welcome to Soundscape Street Preview!"</string>

<!-- First set of tutorial content -->
  <string name="preview_tutorial_content_1">"Explore and get a sense of an area anywhere in the world. For the best experience, we recommend that you stand up to turn in place and use stereo headphones."</string>

<!-- Title for the second set of tutorial content -->
  <string name="preview_tutorial_title_2">"What’s about to happen"</string>

<!-- Second set of tutorial content, %@ is the name of the location where the preview experience is starting, Quotes written as \" -->
  <string name="preview_tutorial_content_2">"You have been transported to the middle of the street near the location you selected. Using the phone as a pointer, slowly turn, and the street names will be called out as you turn. When you are facing the street you want to go down, tap \"Go\" and you will advance to the next intersection."</string>

<!-- Title for the third set of tutorial content -->
  <string name="preview_tutorial_title_3">"Continuing your exploration"</string>

<!-- Third set of tutorial content Quotes written as \" -->
  <string name="preview_tutorial_content_3">"At each intersection, you can use the phone again to choose which road to go down, or you can explore your immediate surroundings using the familiar Soundscape buttons at the bottom of the screen. You can tap \"Search\" to start the audio beacon at any point of interest, change your location, or to just explore the area in more detail."</string>

<!-- Fourth set of tutorial content -->
  <string name="preview_tutorial_content_4">"Enjoy and have fun!"</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: - Location Detail-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Location Details, View title -->
  <string name="location_detail_title_default">"Location Details"</string>

<!-- Marker Details, View title -->
  <string name="location_detail_title_marker">"Marker Details"</string>

<!-- Waypoint Details, View title -->
  <string name="location_detail_title_waypoint">"Waypoint Details"</string>

<!-- Title for the action to set a beacon -->
  <string name="location_detail_action_beacon">"Start Audio Beacon"</string>

<!-- Voiceover hint for the action to set a beacon -->
  <string name="location_detail_action_beacon_hint">"set an audio beacon at this location"</string>

<!-- Text displayed when audio beacon action is disabled -->
  <string name="location_detail_action_beacon_hint_disabled">"Setting a new audio beacon is disabled while route guidance is active"</string>

<!-- Voiceover hint for the action to save marker -->
  <string name="location_detail_action_save_hint">"save this location as a marker"</string>

<!-- Voiceover hint for the action to edit marker -->
  <string name="location_detail_action_edit_hint">"edit marker"</string>

<!-- Voiceover hint for the action to share -->
  <string name="location_detail_action_share_hint">"share this location"</string>

<!-- Voiceover hint for the action to preview -->
  <string name="location_detail_action_preview_hint">"start previewing at this location"</string>

<!-- Text displayed when street preview is disabled -->
  <string name="location_detail_action_preview_hint_disabled">"Street Preview is disabled while route guidance is active"</string>

<!-- Voiceover hint for the action to get directions -->
  <string name="location_detail_action_directions_hint">"Double tap to open this location in an external maps app"</string>

<!-- Default address for a location -->
  <string name="location_detail_default_address">"Address unknown"</string>

<!-- Default annotation for a location -->
  <string name="location_detail_default_annotation">"No marker annotation"</string>

<!-- Accessibility hint to select a location -->
  <string name="location_select_hint">"Double tap to select this location"</string>

<!-- Text displayed when the location cannot be saved as a marker -->
  <string name="location_detail_disabled_save">"Saving a marker at this location is currently unavailable"</string>

<!-- Text displayed when the location cannot be shared -->
  <string name="location_detail_disabled_share">"Sharing this location is currently unavailable"</string>

<!-- Text displayed when no actions can be taken for a loction -->
  <string name="location_detail_disabled_generic">"This location is currently unavailable"</string>

<!-- Title text displayed when the user is viewing the expanded map view -->
  <string name="location_detail_map_view_title">"Selected Location"</string>

<!-- Hint text displayed when the user is viewing the expanded map view -->
  <string name="location_detail_map_view_hint">"Edit to select a new location"</string>

<!-- Title text displayed when the user is selecting a location via the expanded map view -->
  <string name="location_detail_map_edit_title">"Edit Location"</string>

<!-- Hint text displayed when the user is selecting a location via the expanded map view -->
  <string name="location_detail_map_edit_hint">"Move the map to the correct location"</string>

<!-- Accessibility label used when the user is moving the marker location via custom Voiceover experience, Here, "nudge" means moving a small distance. -->
  <string name="location_detail_map_edit_accessibility_label">"Nudge Marker"</string>

<!-- Accessibility hint used when the user is moving the marker location via custom Voiceover experience, Here, "nudge" means moving a small distance. -->
  <string name="location_detail_map_edit_compass_accessibility_hint">"Double tap to nudge marker in the direction your phone is pointing. Use actions to nudge in a different direction."</string>

<!-- Accessibility hint used when the user is moving the marker location via custom Voiceover experience, Here, "nudge" means moving a small distance. -->
  <string name="location_detail_map_edit_north_accessibility_hint">"Double tap to nudge marker north. Use actions to nudge in a different direction."</string>

<!-- Accessibility hint used when the user is moving the marker location via custom Voiceover experience, Here, "nudge" means moving a small distance. -->
  <string name="location_detail_map_edit_south_accessibility_hint">"Double tap to nudge marker south. Use actions to nudge in a different direction."</string>

<!-- Accessibility hint used when the user is moving the marker location via custom Voiceover experience, Here, "nudge" means moving a small distance. -->
  <string name="location_detail_map_edit_east_accessibility_hint">"Double tap to nudge marker east. Use actions to nudge in a different direction."</string>

<!-- Accessibility hint used when the user is moving the marker location via custom Voiceover experience, Here, "nudge" means moving a small distance. -->
  <string name="location_detail_map_edit_west_accessibility_hint">"Double tap to nudge marker west. Use actions to nudge in a different direction."</string>

<!-- Accessibility annoucement used to tell the user where a marker has moved to via custom Voiceover experience, %@ is a localized distance / direction string, "Nudging, 15 meters northwest of original location", Here, "nudge" means moving a small distance, {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="location_detail_map_edit_accessibility_annoucement">"Nudging, %s of original location"</string>

<!-- Accessibility action used when the user is moving the marker location via custom Voiceover experience and wants to move the marker in the direction that their phone is pointing, Here, "nudge" means moving a small distance. -->
  <string name="location_detail_map_edit_accessibility_action_compass">"Nudge In Direction of Phone"</string>

<!-- Accessibility action used when the user is moving the marker location via custom Voiceover experience and wants to move the marker north of its current location, Here, "nudge" means moving a small distance. -->
  <string name="location_detail_map_edit_accessibility_action_north">"Nudge North"</string>

<!-- Accessibility action used when the user is moving the marker location via custom Voiceover experience and wants to move the marker south of its current location, Here, "nudge" means moving a small distance. -->
  <string name="location_detail_map_edit_accessibility_action_south">"Nudge South"</string>

<!-- Accessibility action used when the user is moving the marker location via custom Voiceover experience and wants to move the marker east of its current location, Here, "nudge" means moving a small distance. -->
  <string name="location_detail_map_edit_accessibility_action_east">"Nudge East"</string>

<!-- Accessibility action used when the user is moving the marker location via custom Voiceover experience and wants to move the marker west of its current location, Here, "nudge" means moving a small distance. -->
  <string name="location_detail_map_edit_accessibility_action_west">"Nudge West"</string>

<!-- Accessibility action used when the user is moving the marker location via custom Voiceover experience and wants to move the marker to the user's current location -->
  <string name="location_detail_map_edit_accessibility_action_current_location">"Move to current location"</string>

<!-- Callout made when starting the audio beacon while the user is moving a marker via custom Voiceover experience, %@ is a localized distance / direction string, "Nudging, 15 meters northwest of original location", Here, "nudge" means moving a small distance, {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="location_detail_map_edit_accessibility_beacon_callout">"Starting beacon to track marker location. Nudging, %s of original location."</string>

<!-- Accessibility label for the icon which displays the number of the waypoint. %@ is the index of the waypoint. (e.g., "Waypoint 1") {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="location_detail_waypoint">"Waypoint %s"</string>

<!-- Accessibility hint for markers in a list which has already been added to a route -->
  <string name="location_detail_add_waypoint_existing_hint">"remove this marker from your route."</string>

<!-- Accessibility hint for markers in a list that can be added to a list -->
  <string name="location_detail_add_waypoint_new_hint">"add this marker to your route."</string>

<!-- Accessibility hint for markers in a list that can be created abd added to a list -->
  <string name="location_detail_add_waypoint_marker_hint">"Double tap to create a marker and add it as a waypoint"</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: - Route Detail-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Title for the action to start playing the audio for a route -->
  <string name="route_detail_action_start_route">"Start Route"</string>

<!-- Title for the action to stop playing the audio for a route -->
  <string name="route_detail_action_stop_route">"Stop Route"</string>

<!-- Title for the action to start the recreational activity. In this context, "activity" is referring to outdoor recreational activities like hiking, kayaking, snoeshoeing, etc. -->
  <string name="route_detail_action_start_event">"Start Activity"</string>

<!-- Title for the action to pause the recreational activity. In this context, "activity" is referring to outdoor recreational activities like hiking, kayaking, snoeshoeing, etc. -->
  <string name="route_detail_action_stop_event">"Stop Activity"</string>

<!-- Accessibility hint for the edit button on the Route Detail screen -->
  <string name="route_detail_action_edit">"Edit Route"</string>

<!-- Voiceover hint for the action to start the route -->
  <string name="route_detail_action_start_route_hint">"start this route"</string>

<!-- Voiceover hint for the action to start the route when the action is disabled. This action is only disabled when no waypoints have been added to a route yet. -->
  <string name="route_detail_action_start_route_disabled_hint">"Add waypoints before starting the route"</string>

<!-- Voiceover hint for the action to stop the route -->
  <string name="route_detail_action_stop_route_hint">"stop this route"</string>

<!-- Voiceover hint for the action to start the recreational activity. In this context, "activity" is referring to outdoor recreational activities like hiking, kayaking, snoeshoeing, etc. -->
  <string name="route_detail_action_start_event_hint">"Double tap to start this activity"</string>

<!-- Voiceover hint for the action to pause the recreational activity. In this context, "activity" is referring to outdoor recreational activities like hiking, kayaking, snoeshoeing, etc. -->
  <string name="route_detail_action_stop_event_hint">"Double tap to stop this activity and save your progress"</string>

<!-- Voiceover hint for the action to reset the recreational activity so that the user can try it again. In this context, "activity" is referring to outdoor recreational activities like hiking, kayaking, snoeshoeing, etc. -->
  <string name="route_detail_action_reset_hint">"Double tap to reset this activity and download any available updates"</string>

<!-- Voiceover hint for the action to share -->
  <string name="route_detail_action_share_hint">"share this route"</string>

<!-- Accessibility hint for the edit button on the Route Detail screen -->
  <string name="route_detail_action_edit_hint">"edit this route"</string>

<!-- Add button on the Route list screen -->
  <string name="route_detail_action_create">"New Route"</string>

<!-- VoiceOver hint for the add button on the Route list screen -->
  <string name="route_detail_action_create_hint">"create a new route"</string>

<!-- Accessbility label for the index of a waypoint in a route and an indication that the audio beacon is currently playing on this waypoint's location, %@ is the index, "Waypoint 2. Current beacon." {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="route_detail_waypoint_current_beacon">"Waypoint %s. Current beacon."</string>

<!-- This is the name that will be used when a route does not have a defined name -->
  <string name="route_detail_name_default">"Route"</string>

<!-- Text displayed to indicate the time elapsed in a recreational activity, %@ is the time elapsed, "01:45:12 elapsed", {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="route_title_time">"%s elapsed"</string>

<!-- Title text displayed for a route, %1$@ is the name of the route, %2$@ is the index of the current waypoint and %3$@ is the total number of waypoints in the route, "Home to Work・Waypoint 1 of 3", {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@", "%3$@", "・"} -->
  <string name="route_title">"%1$s・Waypoint %2$s of %3$s"</string>

<!-- Text to display how many waypoints are remaining, %@ is the number of remaining waypoints, "2 remaining", {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="route_waypoint_progress">"%s waypoints remaining"</string>

<!-- Text to display when the route is completed but still visible on the home screen, %@ is the time elapsed, "Completed in 01:22:12", {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="route_waypoint_progress_complete_elapsed">"Completed in %s"</string>

<!-- Text to display when the route is completed but still visible on the home screen -->
  <string name="route_waypoint_progress_complete">"Completed!"</string>

<!-- Text displayed for when a route ends and the route was completed, %@ is name of the route, "Route Completed!・Home to Work", {NumberedPlaceholder="%@", "・"} -->
  <string name="route_end_completed">"Route Completed!・%s"</string>

<!-- Accessibility Text displayed for when a route ends and the route was completed, %@ is name of the route, "Route Completed! Home to Work", {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="route_end_completed_accessibility">"Route Completed! %s"</string>

<!-- Text displayed for when a route ends but the route was not completed, %@ is name of the route, "Route Ended・Home to Work", {NumberedPlaceholder="%@", "・"} -->
  <string name="route_end_not_completed">"Route Stopped・%s"</string>

<!-- Accessibility Text displayed for when a route ends but the route was not completed, %@ is name of the route, "Route Ended, Home to Work", {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="route_end_not_completed_accessibility">"Route Stopped, %s"</string>

<!-- Text displayed for when a route ends and the route was completed, %@ is the number of waypoints reached, "3 Waypoints Reached・Last Waypoint Nearby", {NumberedPlaceholder="%@", "・"} -->
  <string name="route_end_completed_summary">"%s Waypoints Reached・Last Waypoint Nearby"</string>

<!-- Accessibility Text displayed for when a route ends and the route was completed, %@ is the number of waypoints reached, "3 Waypoints Reached・Last Waypoint Nearby", {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="route_end_completed_summary_accessibility">"%s Waypoints Reached, Last Waypoint Nearby"</string>

<!-- Text displayed for when a route ends but the route was not completed, %1$@ is the number of waypoints reached, %2$@ the total number of waypoints, %3$@ is the number of waypoints remaining, "1 of 3 Waypoints Reached・1 Remaining", {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@","%3$@", "・"} -->
  <string name="route_end_not_completed_summary">"%1$s of %2$s Waypoints Reached・%3$s Remaining"</string>

<!-- Accessibility Text displayed for when a route ends but the route was not completed, %1$@ is the number of waypoints reached, %2$@ the total number of waypoints, %3$@ is the number of waypoints remaining, "1 of 3 Waypoints Reached, 1 Remaining", {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@","%3$@"} -->
  <string name="route_end_not_completed_summary_accessibility">"%1$s of %2$s Waypoints Reached, %3$s Remaining"</string>

<!-- Accessibility label used for the title of a route - The label replaces the dot character used in the "route.title" string with a comma, %1$@ is the name of the route, %2$@ is the index of the current waypoint and %3$@ is the total number of waypoints in the route, "Home to Work, Waypoint 1 of 3", {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@", "%3$@"} -->
  <string name="route_title_accessibility_label">"%1$s, Waypoint %2$s of %3$s"</string>

<!-- Title text of the button used to move to the previous waypoint -->
  <string name="route_detail_action_previous">"Previous Waypoint"</string>

<!-- Hint text of the button used to move to the previous waypoint -->
  <string name="route_detail_action_previous_hint">"Double tap to set the beacon on the previous waypoint"</string>

<!-- Title text of the button used to move to the next waypoint -->
  <string name="route_detail_action_next">"Next Waypoint"</string>

<!-- Hint text of the button used to move to the next waypoint -->
  <string name="route_detail_action_next_hint">"Double tap to set the beacon on the next waypoint"</string>

<!-- Text displayed in cluster annotations on the map. %@ is the index of the first clustered annotation and the +... indicates that there are additional annotations in that cluster {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="waypoint_detail_annotation_cluster_title">"%s,&#8230;"</string>

<!-- Label for the description edit field -->
  <string name="route_detail_edit_description">"Description"</string>

<!-- Default text used in the description edit field -->
  <string name="route_detail_edit_description_default">"Add a description of your route"</string>

<!-- Label for the add waypoints button -->
  <string name="route_detail_edit_waypoints_button">"Add Waypoints"</string>

<!-- Label for the name edit field -->
  <string name="route_detail_edit_waypoints_label">"Waypoints"</string>

<!-- Label for the delete button -->
  <string name="route_detail_edit_delete">"Delete Route"</string>

<!-- Title for the alert to confirm deleting route -->
  <string name="route_detail_edit_delete_title">"Are you sure you want to delete this route?"</string>

<!-- Message for the alert to confirm deleting route -->
  <string name="route_detail_edit_delete_message">"This action cannot be undone."</string>

<!-- Title for the alert to confirm discarding unsaved changes -->
  <string name="route_detail_edit_cancel_title">"Unsaved Changes"</string>

<!-- Message for the alert to confirm discarding unsaved changes -->
  <string name="route_detail_edit_cancel_message">"Are you sure you want to discard your changes?"</string>

<!-- Title displayed in the beacon view -->
  <string name="route_detail_beacon_title">"Guided Route"</string>

<!-- Title displayed for orienteering activities -->
  <string name="route_detail_orienteering_title">"Orienteering"</string>

<!-- Title of button to end a route -->
  <string name="route_detail_beacon_stop">"End Route"</string>

<!-- Title for the alert displayed when a route or tour is updated -->
  <string name="route_update_success_title">"Update Complete!"</string>

<!-- Message for the alert displayed when a route or tour is updated -->
  <string name="route_update_success_message">"Your recreational activity is up to date"</string>

<!-- Title for the alert displayed when a route or tour fails to update -->
  <string name="route_update_fail_title">"Update Failed"</string>

<!-- Message for the alert displayed when a route or tour fails to update -->
  <string name="route_update_fail_message">"An error occurred while updating your recreational activity"</string>

<!-- Title for the alert displayed when the route or tour is already updated -->
  <string name="route_update_unavailable_title">"You're all set!"</string>

<!-- Message for the alert displayed when the route or tour is already updated -->
  <string name="route_update_unavailable_message">"Your recreational activity is already up to date"</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: - Tour Detail-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Title displayed in the beacon view -->
  <string name="tour_detail_beacon_title">"Guided Tour"</string>

<!-- Title of button to end a tour -->
  <string name="tour_detail_beacon_stop">"End Tour"</string>

<!-- Title of a waypoint -->
  <string name="waypoint_title">"Waypoint"</string>

<!-- Tells the user the current distance to the waypoint, %@ is the distance, "Waypoint, 30 meters." {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="waypoint_callout">"Waypoint, %s"</string>

<!-- Accessibility label for the progress view, %1$@ is the waypoint name, %2$@ is the distance, %3$@ is the time elapsed, %4$@ is the number of remaining waypoints, "Beacon set on home. 450 feet NW. 02:31 elapsed. 2 waypoints remaining." {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@","%2$@","%3$@","%4$@"} -->
  <string name="tour_progress_elapsed_distance_accessibility">"Beacon set on %1$s. %2$s. %3$s elapsed. %4$s waypoints remaining"</string>

<!-- Accessibility label for the progress view, %1$@ is the waypoint name, %2$@ is the distance, %3$@ is the number of remaining waypoints, "Beacon set on home. 450 feet NW. 2 waypoints remaining." {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@","%2$@","%3$@"} -->
  <string name="tour_progress_distance_accessibility">"Beacon set on %1$s, %2$s, %3$s waypoints remaining"</string>

<!-- Accessibility label for the progress view, %1$@ is the waypoint name, %2$@ is the time elapsed, %3$@ is the number of remaining waypoints, "Beacon set on home. 02:31 elapsed. 2 waypionts remaining." {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@","%2$@","%3$@"} -->
  <string name="tour_progress_elapsed_accessibility">"Beacon set on %1$s. %2$s elapsed. %3$s waypoints remaining"</string>

<!-- Accessibility label for the progress view, %1$@ is the waypoint name, %2$@ is the number of remaining waypoints, "Beacon set on home. 2 waypoints remaining." {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@","%2$@"} -->
  <string name="tour_progress_accessibility">"Beacon set on %1$s. %2$s waypoints remaining"</string>

<!-- Accessibility label for the progress view, %1$@ is the waypoint name, %2$@ is the distance, %3$@ is the time elapsed, "Beacon set on home. 450 feet NW. 02:31 elapsed. 1 waypoint remaining." {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@","%2$@","%3$@"} -->
  <string name="tour_progress_elapsed_distance_accessibility_singular">"Beacon set on %1$s. %2$s. %3$s elapsed. 1 waypoint remaining"</string>

<!-- Accessibility label for the progress view, %1$@ is the waypoint name, %2$@ is the distance, "Beacon set on home. 450 feet NW. 1 waypoint remaining." {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@","%2$@"} -->
  <string name="tour_progress_distance_accessibility_singular">"Beacon set on %1$s, %2$s, 1 waypoint remaining"</string>

<!-- Accessibility label for the progress view, %1$@ is the waypoint name, %2$@ is the time elapsed, "Beacon set on home. 02:31 elapsed. 1 waypoint remaining." {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@","%2$@"} -->
  <string name="tour_progress_elapsed_accessibility_singular">"Beacon set on %1$s. %2$s elapsed. 1 waypoint remaining"</string>

<!-- Accessibility label for the progress view, %@ is the waypoint name, "Beacon set on home. 1 waypoint remaining." {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="tour_progress_accessibility_singular">"Beacon set on %s. 1 waypoint remaining"</string>

<!-- Voiceover label when audio is available for a given waypoint -->
  <string name="waypoint_audio_available">"Audio available"</string>

<!-- Voiceover label when images are available for a given waypoint -->
  <string name="waypoint_images_available">"Images available"</string>

<!-- Voiceover label when images and audio are available for a given waypoint -->
  <string name="waypoint_audio_images_available">"Images and audio available."</string>

<!-- Voiceover label to callout the current waypoint -->
  <string name="waypoint_callout_button_title">"Call out waypoint"</string>

<!-- Voiceover hint to callout the current waypoint -->
  <string name="waypoint_callout_button_hint">"Double tap to hear additional details"</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: - Recommender-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Title displayed on the view that recommends features to users -->
  <string name="recommender_view_title">"Suggestion"</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: - First Use Experience - Sharing-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Title of the alert that will be displayed the first time that the user shares a marker or route in Soundscape -->
  <string name="first_use_experience_share_alert_title">"Sharing in Soundscape"</string>

<!-- Message of the alert that will be displayed the first time that the user shares a marker or route in Soundscape -->
  <string name="first_use_experience_share_alert_message">"When you share a Soundscape marker or route, you are sharing the locations associated with that marker or route. You should only share with people you trust."</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: - Universal Links-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Title for the error alert that is displayed when the app fails to act on a universal link -->
  <string name="universal_links_alert_error_title">"Oops! Something went wrong."</string>

<!-- Message for the error alert that is displayed when the app fails to act on a universal link -->
  <string name="universal_links_alert_import_error_message">"The link appears to be invalid."</string>

<!-- Message for the error alert that is displayed when the app fails to create and share a universal link -->
  <string name="universal_links_alert_share_error_message">"This content could not be shared."</string>

<!-- Alert action to save as marker -->
  <string name="universal_links_alert_action_marker">"Save as Marker"</string>

<!-- Alert action to set a beacon -->
  <string name="universal_links_alert_action_beacon">"Set a Beacon"</string>

<!-- Title for alert that is displayed when importing a marker. Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="universal_links_marker_alert_title">"You've received a marker: \"%s\""</string>

<!-- Message for alert that is displayed when importing a marker -->
  <string name="universal_links_marker_alert_message">"You should only use markers from someone you trust."</string>

<!-- Title for alert that is displayed when importing a marker that already exists -->
  <string name="universal_links_marker_existing_alert_title">"Marker already exists"</string>

<!-- Title for alert that is displayed when importing a marker that already exists -->
  <string name="universal_links_marker_existing_alert_message">"A marker already exists at this location. Do you want to replace it?"</string>

<!-- Message to display alongside a URL that can be used to import a marker. Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="universal_links_marker_share_message">"I've shared a Soundscape marker with you! \"%s\""</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: - User Activities-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Referes to the Apple iOS Siri Shortcuts feature. {NumberedPlaceholder="Siri"} -->
  <string name="siri_shortcuts_title">"Siri Shortcuts"</string>

<!-- Referes to the Apple iOS Siri Shortcuts feature in Beta. {NumberedPlaceholder="Siri"} -->
  <string name="siri_shortcuts_title_beta">"Siri Shortcuts (Beta)"</string>

<!-- Referes to the Apple iOS Siri Shortcuts feature. {NumberedPlaceholder="Siri", "Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="siri_shortcuts_description">"After adding Siri Shortcuts, you will be able to use your voice to invoke them even when Soundscape is not running."</string>

<!-- Title for an action that can be invoked by a voice command. Users will hear their current location. -->
  <string name="user_activity_my_location_title">"What's My Location?"</string>

<!-- Title for an action that can be invoked by a voice command. Users will hear things around them. -->
  <string name="user_activity_around_me_title">"What's Around Me?"</string>

<!-- Title for an action that can be invoked by a voice command. Users will hear things ahead of them. -->
  <string name="user_activity_ahead_of_me_title">"What's Ahead of Me?"</string>

<!-- Title for an action that can be invoked by a voice command. Users will hear markers nearby. -->
  <string name="user_activity_nearby_markers_title">"Hear Markers Nearby"</string>

<!-- Title for an action that can be invoked by a voice command. Users will be navigated to the search screen. -->
  <string name="user_activity_search_title">"Search in Soundscape"</string>

<!-- Title for an action that can be invoked by a voice command. The app will save a marker with the user's current location. -->
  <string name="user_activity_save_marker_title">"Save Marker"</string>

<!-- Title for an action that can be invoked by a voice command. The app will start Street Preview from the current location. -->
  <string name="user_activity_street_preview_title">"Start Street Preview"</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: - URL Resources (Soundscape Custom Documents)-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Message to display alongside a URL that can be used to import a marker. Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="url_resource_alert_route_share_message">"I've shared a Soundscape route with you! \"%s\""</string>

<!-- Title for alert that is displayed when importing a route. Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="url_resource_alert_route_import_title">"You've received a route: \"%s\""</string>

<!-- Message for alert that is displayed when importing a route -->
  <string name="url_resource_alert_route_import_message">"You should only use routes from someone you trust. Routes are not created, shared with or reviewed by Scottish Tech Army and may contain errors."</string>

<!-- Title for alert that is displayed when importing an existing route. -->
  <string name="url_resource_alert_route_import_existing_title">"Route already exists"</string>

<!-- Message for alert that is displayed when importing an existing route -->
  <string name="url_resource_alert_route_import_existing_message">"Do you want to replace it? Replacing this route will also replace the markers used in this route."</string>

<!-- Save action for alert that is displayed when importing a route -->
  <string name="url_resource_alert_route_import_save">"Save Route"</string>

<!-- Message for the error alert that is displayed when the app fails to act on a URL resource -->
  <string name="url_resource_alert_route_import_error_message">"The content appears to be invalid."</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: - Routes-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Title of the option for displaying a the user's list of saved routes -->
  <string name="routes_title">"Routes"</string>

<!-- Button, Route deleted -->
  <string name="routes_action_deleted">"Route deleted"</string>

<!-- Error message, We are unable to delete this marker. Try again later -->
  <string name="routes_action_deleted_error">"We are unable to delete this route currently. Try again later."</string>

<!-- Title of the view that is shown when the user navigates to the routes list, but they have not yet created any routes -->
  <string name="routes_no_routes_title">"Getting Started with Route Waypoints"</string>

<!-- This text is displayed to the user when they navigate to the routes list but have not yet created any routes. It explains how a route is a set of ordered markers. -->
  <string name="routes_no_routes_hint_1">"Create a route for yourself or for someone else by organizing a set of markers as waypoints on a route."</string>

<!-- This text is displayed to the user when they navigate to the routes list but have not yet created any routes. It explains that the beacon will automatically shift between the route waypoints as they walk the route. -->
  <string name="routes_no_routes_hint_2">"While out on your route with Soundscape, you will be informed on arrival to each waypoint, and the Audio Beacon will automatically advance to the next waypoint."</string>

<!-- Text for the first paragraph displayed when the waypoints list is empty for a route -->
  <string name="route_no_waypoints_hint_1">"Name your route and add an optional description. You can then add waypoints as you go or pick them from your list of markers."</string>

<!-- Text for the second paragraph displayed when the waypoints list is empty for a route -->
  <string name="route_no_waypoints_hint_2">"You can rearrange the order of waypoints along a route at any time by editing the route."</string>

<!-- Title for the route tutorial screen -->
  <string name="routes_tutorial_title">"Hear Your Waypoints on Your Journey"</string>

<!-- Explanation of the route guidance feature that is presented to the user the first time that they try to start route guidance {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="routes_tutorial_details">"You will now return to the Soundscape home page and an Audio Beacon will be placed on your first waypoint. When you arrive at the waypoint, the beacon will advance to the next waypoint on your route."</string>

<!-- Callout indicating a the user has arrived at the final waypoint in their route and the route experience is now complete. -->
  <string name="routes_callout_complete">"Route complete!"</string>

<!-- Text for a button that will cause the list of routes to be sorted by their names -->
  <string name="routes_sort_by_name">"Sort by Name"</string>

<!-- VoiceOver hint for a button that will cause the list of routes to be sorted by their names -->
  <string name="routes_sort_by_name_hint">"Double tap to sort by name"</string>

<!-- Text for a button that will cause the list of routes to be sorted by their distance from the user -->
  <string name="routes_sort_by_distance">"Sort by Distance"</string>

<!-- VoiceOver hint for a button that will cause the list of routes to be sorted by their distance from the user -->
  <string name="routes_sort_by_distance_hint">"Double tap to sort by distance"</string>

<!-- Title of an alert for imporing routes -->
  <string name="routes_import_alert_title">"Route Error"</string>

<!-- Message of an alert for imporing routes -->
  <string name="routes_import_alert_message">"Waypoint data is missing for one or more of your routes. Please review the following routes, and re-add waypoints if necessary."</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: - Markers-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Title, Markers See Terms defintion of Marker(s) -->
  <string name="markers_title">"Markers"</string>

<!-- Button, Delete Marker -->
  <string name="markers_action_delete">"Delete Marker"</string>

<!-- Button, Marker deleted -->
  <string name="markers_action_deleted">"Marker deleted"</string>

<!-- Error message, We are unable to delete this marker. Try again later -->
  <string name="markers_action_deleted_error">"We are unable to delete this marker currently. Try again later."</string>

<!-- Error Message, We are having trouble updating this marker. Try again later. -->
  <string name="markers_action_update_error">"We are having trouble updating this marker currently. Try again later."</string>

<!-- Button, Add to Markers -->
  <string name="markers_action_add_to_markers">"Add to Markers"</string>

<!-- Sort by category, Name. Used when a user is presented an option to sort a location list by name. -->
  <string name="markers_sort_button_sort_by_name">"Name"</string>

<!-- Sort by category, Name. This is the voiceover label used when a user a location list is sorted by name. -->
  <string name="markers_sort_button_sort_by_name_voiceover">"Sorted by name"</string>

<!-- Sort by category, Distance. Used when a user is presented an option to sort a location list by distance. -->
  <string name="markers_sort_button_sort_by_distance">"Distance"</string>

<!-- Sort by category, Distance. This is the voiceover label used when a user a location list is sorted by distance. -->
  <string name="markers_sort_button_sort_by_distance_voiceover">"Sorted by distance"</string>

<!-- Title, No Markers Yet! -->
  <string name="markers_no_markers_title">"Getting Started with Markers"</string>

<!-- Text that explains to the user what "markers" are and how they can be used. Ensure "Save as Marker" is translated to be the same as "universal_links.alert.action.marker". Quotes written as \" -->
  <string name="markers_no_markers_hint_1">"Create markers for your favorite destinations, waypoints on a route, or any locations you want called out. Simply choose a location, or even your current location, from the home screen and select \"Save as Marker\"."</string>

<!-- Additional text that explains how users can use markers. This string is displayed below the string with key "markers.no_markers.hint.1" -->
  <string name="markers_no_markers_hint_2">"Try marking your home, the entrance to your work, or your favorite spot in the park."</string>

<!-- Title, Save Marker -->
  <string name="markers_edit_screen_title_save">"Save Marker"</string>

<!-- Title, Edit Marker -->
  <string name="markers_edit_screen_title_edit">"Edit Marker"</string>

<!-- Notification, ...save this marker -->
  <string name="markers_edit_screen_done_button_acc_hint">"save this marker"</string>

<!-- This is a label that is displayed on the Save Marker screen when the user is saving a new marker and adding it to a route. %@ is the name of the route. Example: "Saving to Route: Home to Grocery Store" (where "Home to Grocery Store" is the name of a route the user created {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="markers_edit_screen_route">"Saving to Route: %s"</string>

<!-- Button, Marker See Terms definition of Marker(s) -->
  <string name="markers_generic_name">"Marker"</string>

<!-- Marker Information, %@ is the name of the marker, "Marker. <Starbucks>" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="markers_marker_with_name">"Marker. %s"</string>

<!-- Notification, Marker created -->
  <string name="markers_marker_created">"Marker created"</string>

<!-- Marker Information, %@ is the localized date and time, "Marker created on <Feb 29, 2016 at 12:24 PM>" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="markers_marker_created_on">"Marker created on %s"</string>

<!-- Marker Information, %1$@ is distance with units and %2$@ is a point of interest, "Marker <120 feet> from <Starbucks>" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@"} -->
  <string name="markers_marker_distance_from_poi">"Marker %1$s from %2$s"</string>

<!-- Marker Information, %@ is a location, "Marker at <Starbucks>" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="markers_marker_at">"Marker at %s"</string>

<!-- Marker Information, %@ is a street name, "Marker along <Pike Street>" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="markers_marker_along">"Marker along %s"</string>

<!-- Represents a marker that is new in a list view. %@ is a location. "New. <Starbucks>" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="markers_new_badge_acc_label">"New. %s"</string>

<!-- Marker alert, Are you sure you want to delete this marker? -->
  <string name="markers_destructive_delete_message">"Are you sure you want to delete this marker?"</string>

<!-- Marker Information, This marker is part of the following routes: Route A, Route B. Use "\n" to represent a new line character. {NumberedPlaceholder="\n"} -->
  <string name="markers_destructive_delete_message_routes">"This marker is part of the following routes:\n%s"</string>

<!-- A marker property that allows users to leave a custom explanation or comment on the marker -->
  <string name="markers_annotation">"Annotation"</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: - Search-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Search results, No results found. Edit text or press Search for more. -->
  <string name="search_no_results_found_with_action">"No results found. Edit text or press Search for more."</string>

<!-- Search results, No results Found. Try editing your search term. -->
  <string name="search_no_results_found_with_hint">"No results found. Try editing your search term."</string>

<!-- Search results, No results found. -->
  <string name="searching_no_results_found_title">"Oops! No results found"</string>

<!-- Search results, No results found. -->
  <string name="searching_no_results_found_message">"If you're looking for a specific place, you can try searching by name or address."</string>

<!-- Search results, No results found when offline. -->
  <string name="searching_offline">"Search is disabled while offline"</string>

<!-- Search Entry, %@ is a location or address, "Search for "Woodland Park Zoo"" Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="search_search_for">"Search for \"%s\""</string>

<!-- Notification, Searching -->
  <string name="search_searching">"Searching"</string>

<!-- Notification, Searching... -->
  <string name="search_searching_with_punctuation">"Searching…"</string>

<!-- Description text for the search field, "destination" should be translated the same as it is in "first_launch.prompt.message" -->
  <string name="search_choose_destination">"Choose destination"</string>

<!-- Search result, %@ results found. First result: %@ -->
  <string name="search_results_found_first_result">%1$s results found. First result: %2$s</string>

<!-- Error Message, e there are any places nearby. If you're looking for a specific place, you can try searching by name or address -->
  <string name="search_no_results_found_error">"It doesn't look like there are any places nearby. If you're looking for a specific place, you can try searching by name or address."</string>

<!-- Search using current location -->
  <string name="search_use_current_location">"Current Location"</string>

<!-- Nearby Places screen title -->
  <string name="search_nearby_screen_title">"Places Nearby"</string>

<!-- Browse your markers -->
  <string name="search_view_markers">"Markers &amp; Routes"</string>

<!-- Accessibility hint when the user selects the markers button on the home screen -->
  <string name="search_button_markers_accessibility_hint">"select or edit markers you have saved"</string>

<!-- Accessibility hint when the user selects the nearby places button on the home screen -->
  <string name="search_button_nearby_accessibility_hint">"explore nearby restaurants, transit stops and more"</string>

<!-- Accessibility hint when the user selects the current location button on the home screen -->
  <string name="search_button_current_location_accessibility_hint">"preview, mark, or share your current location with a friend"</string>

<!-- Search filter alert title -->
  <string name="filter_alert_title">"Filter places by category"</string>

<!-- Set filter -->
  <string name="filter_set">"Set Filter"</string>

<!-- Clear filter -->
  <string name="filter_clear_capital">"Clear Filter"</string>

<!-- Accessibility hint for the "Clear Filter" button -->
  <string name="filter_clear_hint">"Double tap to clear selected filter"</string>

<!-- Search filter button description -->
  <string name="filter_double_tap_places_category">"Double tap to filter places by category."</string>

<!-- Filters, All Places -->
  <string name="filter_all">"All Places"</string>

<!-- Filters, Transit -->
  <string name="filter_transit">"Public Transit"</string>
  <string name="filter_food_drink">"Food &amp; Drink"</string>
  <string name="filter_things_to_do">"Things to do"</string>
  <string name="filter_groceries">"Groceries &amp; Convenience Stores"</string>
  <string name="filter_banks">"Banks &amp; ATMs"</string>

<!-- Displayed next to the name of the filter to indicate that the filter is currently selected. %@ is the name of a filter -->
  <string name="filter_selected">"%s (selected)"</string>

<!-- Message displayed when category filters are not available, %@ is a placeholder for the value of the `filter.all` translated string, Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="filter_not_available">"Some category filters are not available. You can still browse nearby places by selecting \"%s\""</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: - Callouts-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Title for the button panel at the bottom of the home view -->
  <string name="callouts_panel_title">"Hear My Surroundings"</string>

<!-- Button, Turn all callouts on or off -->
  <string name="callouts_turn_on_off">"Turn all callouts on or off"</string>

<!-- Button, Callouts On -->
  <string name="callouts_callouts_on">"Callouts On"</string>

<!-- Button, Callouts Off -->
  <string name="callouts_callouts_off">"Callouts Off"</string>

<!-- Button, Allow Callouts -->
  <string name="callouts_allow_callouts">"Allow Callouts"</string>

<!-- Callouts Title, Places and Landmarks -->
  <string name="callouts_places_and_landmarks">"Places and Landmarks"</string>

<!-- Callouts Information, Nearby places like shops and restaurants -->
  <string name="callouts_places_and_landmarks_info">"Nearby places like shops and restaurants"</string>

<!-- Callouts Title, Mobility. Mobility: "The ability to move or be moved freely." -->
  <string name="callouts_mobility">"Mobility"</string>

<!-- Callouts Information, Intersection and transportation information -->
  <string name="callouts_mobility_info">"Intersection and transportation info"</string>

<!-- Title for a toggle under the Manage Callouts settings section. This toggle enables or disables periodic callouts that inform the user about their distance from the location of the audio beacon. -->
  <string name="callouts_audio_beacon">"Distance to the Audio Beacon"</string>

<!-- Callouts Information, Updates about didtance to the audio beacon when it's set -->
  <string name="callouts_audio_beacon_info">"Updates about distance to the audio beacon when it's set"</string>

<!-- Callouts Title, Automatic Callouts -->
  <string name="callouts_automatic_callouts">"Automatic Callouts"</string>

<!-- Callout Title, Intersection Callout -->
  <string name="callouts_intersection_callout">"Intersection Callout"</string>

<!-- Callouts Title, Ahead of You -->
  <string name="callouts_ahead_of_you">"Ahead of You"</string>

<!-- Callouts Title, Around you -->
  <string name="callouts_around_you">"Around You"</string>

<!-- Callouts Title, Marked Points -->
  <string name="callouts_marked_points">"Marked Points"</string>

<!-- Callouts notification, There is nothing to call out right now -->
  <string name="callouts_nothing_to_call_out_now">"There is nothing to call out right now"</string>

<!-- Callouts Title, Nearby Markers -->
  <string name="callouts_nearby_markers">"Nearby Markers"</string>

<!-- Callouts notification, There are no nearby markers to call out right now. Use "nearby markers" from `callouts.nearby_markers`. -->
  <string name="callouts_no_nearby_markers_to_call_out_now">"There are no nearby markers to call out right now."</string>

<!-- Callouts Button, Repeat. Used as a button title or an action name in order to repeat the last heard audio. -->
  <string name="callouts_action_repeat">"Repeat"</string>

<!-- Callouts Button, More Info -->
  <string name="callouts_action_more_info">"More Info"</string>

<!-- Callouts notification, A hardware device only has a certain amount of battery remaining, %1$@ name of device %2$@ percent of battery remaining, "Soundscape remote only has 20 percent battery remaining." {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@"} -->
  <string name="callouts_hardware_low_battery">"%1$s only has %2$s percent battery remaining."</string>

<!-- Title for callouts that happen when departing a location -->
  <string name="callouts_departure">"Departure Callout"</string>

<!-- Title for callouts that happen when arriving to a location -->
  <string name="callouts_arrival">"Arrival Callout"</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: - Sleep/Snooze-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Sleep Title, Putting the app in an idle state that is interrupted by movement. -->
  <string name="sleep_snoozing">"Snoozing"</string>

<!-- Sleep Title, Sleep. Putting the app in an idle state for a period of time. -->
  <string name="sleep_sleep">"Sleep"</string>

<!-- App is currently Sleeping. Putting the app in an idle state for a period of time. -->
  <string name="sleep_sleeping">"Sleeping"</string>

<!-- Sleep Notification, the app is currently in snoozing mode. When you leave your current location, the app will automatically wake up. "Location Services" refers to the feature of the same name in iOS. It should be translated in the same manner that it is in the Settings app under Settings > Privacy > Location Services. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="sleep_snoozing_message">"Soundscape is currently snoozing. When you leave your current location, Soundscape will automatically wake up. This uses Location Services in a low power mode to conserve your phone's battery. Tap the button below to wake up now."</string>

<!-- Sleep Notification, the app is currently in sleep mode. This prevents Soundscape from using your location information or downloading data. This conserves battery when you are not using the app. Tap the button below to wake the app. "Location Services" refers to the feature of the same name in iOS. It should be translated in the same manner that it is in the Settings app under Settings > Privacy > Location Services. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="sleep_sleeping_message">"Soundscape is currently sleeping. This prevents Soundscape from using Location Services or downloading data. This conserves battery when you are not using Soundscape. Tap the button below to wake up Soundscape."</string>

<!-- Sleep Notification, ...put Soundscape to sleep. Putting the app in an idle state for a period of time. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="sleep_sleep_acc_hint">"put Soundscape to sleep"</string>

<!-- Sleep Button, restore the app from a sleep (idle) state when a user leaves his location. -->
  <string name="sleep_wake_up_when_i_leave">"Wake Up When I Leave"</string>

<!-- Sleep Button, restore the app from a sleep (idle) state. -->
  <string name="sleep_wake_up_now">"Wake Up Now"</string>

<!-- Sleep Button, similar to `sleep.wake_up_when_i_leave`. Text that is shown in a small round button. It should be constrained to two lines with up to 12 characters each. Use "\n" to represent a new line character. {NumberedPlaceholder="\n"} -->
  <string name="sleep_ui_wake_on_leave">"Wake On\nLeave"</string>

<!-- Sleep Button,  similar to `sleep.wake_up_now`. Text that is shown in a small round button. It should be constrained to two lines with up to 12 characters each. Use "\n" to represent a new line character. {NumberedPlaceholder="\n"} -->
  <string name="sleep_ui_wake_up_now">"Wake Up\nNow"</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: - Intersections-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Notification, Approaching Intersection -->
  <string name="intersection_approaching_intersection">"Approaching intersection"</string>

<!-- Notification, %1$@ is a road name, %2$@ is the distance with units and %3$@ is the orientation, "Intersection with <Pike Street> <5 meters> <to the left>" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@","%3$@"} -->
  <string name="directions_intersection_with_name_distance_direction">"Intersection with %1$s %2$s %3$s"</string>

<!-- Notification, %1$@ is a road name, %2$@ is the distance with units, "Intersection with <Pike Street> <5 meters> away" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@"} -->
  <string name="directions_intersection_with_name_distance">"Intersection with %1$s %2$s away"</string>

<!-- Notification, %1$@ is a road name, %2$@ is the orientation, "Intersection with <Pike Street> ahead" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@"} -->
  <string name="directions_intersection_with_name_direction">"Intersection with %1$s %2$s"</string>

<!-- Notification, %@ is a road name, "Intersection with <Pike Street> nearby" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_intersection_with_name">"Intersection with %s nearby"</string>

<!-- Notification past tense, %1$@ is a road name, %2$@ is the distance with units and %3$@ is the orientation, "Intersection with <Pike Street> was <5 meters> <to the left>" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@", "%3$@"} -->
  <string name="directions_intersection_with_name_was_distance_direction">"Intersection with %1$s was %2$s %3$s"</string>

<!-- Notification, %@ will be a localized string with two or more roads, "<Alfred Street and High Street> Intersection" or "<Alfred Street, High Street and Pike Street> Intersection" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="intersection_named_intersection">"%s Intersection"</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: - Directions-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Notification, %@ is a point of interest, "At Starbucks" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_at_poi">"At %s"</string>

<!-- Notification, %@ road name, "Along Pike Street." {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_along_road">"Along %s."</string>

<!-- Button, My location -->
  <string name="directions_my_location">"My Location"</string>

<!-- Notification, %@ physical address, "Near address <1600 Pennsylvania Avenue>" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_near_address">"Near address %s"</string>

<!-- Notification, %1$@ is a road name, %2$@ is the distance with units, "Intersects with <Pike Street> in <200 feet>" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@"} -->
  <string name="directions_intersects_with_in">"Intersects with %1$s in %2$s"</string>

<!-- Notification announced to the user that they are near a location, %@ is a physical address or the name of a place, examples: "Near 123 Columbia Street", "Near Starbucks", {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_near_name">"Near %s"</string>

<!-- Notification, Address is unknown -->
  <string name="directions_unknown_address">"Address is unknown"</string>

<!-- Notification, Unknown Road -->
  <string name="directions_unknown_road">"Unknown Road"</string>

<!-- Button, Previous location -->
  <string name="directions_previous_location">"Previous Location"</string>

<!-- Notification, %@ road name, "Previous Location, Along <Pike Street>" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_previous_location_along">"Previous Location, Along %s"</string>

<!-- Notification, Entrance List -->
  <string name="directions_amenity_entrance_list">"Entrance List"</string>

<!-- Notification, %1$@ is a road name, %2$@ is the distance with units and %3$@ is the orientation, "Nearest road, <Pike Street>, is <5 meters> <ahead to the left>" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@","%3$@"} -->
  <string name="directions_nearest_road_name_is_distance_direction">"Nearest road, %1$s, is %2$s %3$s"</string>

<!-- Notification, %1$@ is a road name, %2$@ is the distance with units, "Nearest road, <Pike Street>, is <5 meters> away" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@"} -->
  <string name="directions_nearest_road_name_is_distance">"Nearest road, %1$s, is %2$s away"</string>

<!-- Notification past tense, %1$@ is a road name, %2$@ is the distance with units and %3$@ is the orientation, "Nearest road, <Pike Street>, was <5 meters> <to the left>" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@","%3$@"} -->
  <string name="directions_nearest_road_name_was_distance_direction">"Nearest road, %1$s, was %2$s %3$s"</string>

<!-- Notification, %1$@ is the point of interest, %2$@ is the distance with units, %3$@ is the orientation, "<Starbucks> is <5 meters> <ahead to the left> {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@","%3$@"} -->
  <string name="directions_poi_name_is_distance_direction">"%1$s is %2$s %3$s"</string>

<!-- Notification, %1$@ is the point of interest, %2$@ is the distance with units, "<Starbucks> is <5 meters> away {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@"} -->
  <string name="directions_poi_name_is_distance">"%1$s is %2$s away"</string>

<!-- Notification past tense, %1$@ is the point of interest, %2$@ is the distance with units and %3$@ is the orientation, "<Starbucks> was <5 meters> <to the left> {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@","%3$@"} -->
  <string name="directions_poi_name_was_distance_direction">"%1$s was %2$s %3$s"</string>

<!-- Notification, %1$@ is a number, %2$@ is the distance with units and %3$@ is the orientation, "Roundabout with <3> exits <5 meters> <to the left>" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@","%3$@"} -->
  <string name="directions_roundabout_with_exits_distance_direction">"Roundabout with %1$s exits %2$s %3$s"</string>

<!-- Notification, %1$@ is a number, and %2$@ is the distance with units, "Roundabout with <3> exits <5 meters> away" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@"} -->
  <string name="directions_roundabout_with_exits_distance">"Roundabout with %1$s exits %2$s away"</string>

<!-- Notification past tense, %1$@ is a number, %2$@ is the distance with units and %3$@ is the orientation, "Roundabout with <3> exits was <5 meters> <to the left>" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@","%3$@"} -->
  <string name="directions_roundabout_with_exits_was_distance_direction">"Roundabout with %1$s exits was %2$s %3$s"</string>

<!-- Notification, %1$@ is a number and %2$@ is the orientation, "Roundabout with <3> exits <to the left>" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@"} -->
  <string name="directions_roundabout_with_exits_direction">"Roundabout with %1$s exits %2$s"</string>

<!-- Notification, %1$@ is a number, "Roundabout with <3> exits" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@"} -->
  <string name="directions_roundabout_with_exits">"Roundabout with %1$s exits nearby"</string>

<!-- Notification, %@ is a point of interest, "Approaching <Starbucks>" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_approaching_name">"Approaching %s"</string>

<!-- Notification, Approaching Roundabout -->
  <string name="directions_approaching_roundabout">"Approaching roundabout"</string>

<!-- Notification, %@ is the name, "Approaching <Pike Street> roundabout" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_approaching_name_roundabout">"Approaching %s roundabout"</string>

<!-- Notification, %@ is the road, "<Pike Street> roundabout" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_name_roundabout">"%s roundabout"</string>

<!-- Notification, %1$@ is the road and %2$@ is a number, "Approaching <Pike Street> roundabout with <3> exits" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@"} -->
  <string name="directions_approaching_name_roundabout_with_exits">"Approaching %1$s roundabout with %2$s exits"</string>

<!-- Notification, %1$@ is the name and %2$@ is a number, "Approaching <Dupont Cirle Roundabout> with <3> exits" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@"} -->
  <string name="directions_approaching_name_with_exits">"Approaching %1$s with %2$s exits"</string>

<!-- Notification, %1$@ is the road and %2$@ is a number, "<Pike Street> roundabout with <3> exits" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@"} -->
  <string name="directions_name_roundabout_with_exits">"%1$s roundabout with %2$s exits"</string>

<!-- Notification, %1$@ is the name and %2$@ is a number, "<Dupont Cirle Roundabout> with <3> exits" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@"} -->
  <string name="directions_name_with_exits">"%1$s with %2$s exits"</string>

<!-- Notification, %@ street name, "<Pike Street>, goes left {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_name_goes_left">"%s, goes left"</string>

<!-- Notification, %@ street name, "<Pike Street>, goes left in roundabout {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_name_goes_left_roundabout">"%s, goes left in roundabout"</string>

<!-- Notification, %@ street name, "<Pike Street>, goes right {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_name_goes_right">"%s, goes right"</string>

<!-- Notification, %@ street name, "<Pike Street>, goes right in roundabout {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_name_goes_right_roundabout">"%s, goes right in roundabout"</string>

<!-- Notification, %@ street name, "<Pike Street>, continues ahead {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_name_continues_ahead">"%s, continues ahead"</string>

<!-- Notification, %@ street name, "<Pike Street>, continues ahead in roundabout {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_name_continues_ahead_roundabout">"%s, continues ahead in roundabout"</string>

<!-- Notification orientation, ahead. Used as the direction name in sentances such as "<Pike Street>, <ahead>". -->
  <string name="directions_direction_ahead">"ahead"</string>

<!-- Notification orientation, ahead to the right. Used as the direction name in sentances such as "<Pike Street>, <ahead to the right>". -->
  <string name="directions_direction_ahead_to_the_right">"ahead to the right"</string>

<!-- Notification orientation, to the right. Used as the direction name in sentances such as "<Pike Street>, <to the right>". -->
  <string name="directions_direction_to_the_right">"to the right"</string>

<!-- Notification orientation, behind to the right. Used as the direction name in sentances such as "<Pike Street>, <behind to the right>". -->
  <string name="directions_direction_behind_to_the_right">"behind to the right"</string>

<!-- Notification orientation. Used as the direction name in sentances such as "<Pike Street>, <behind>". -->
  <string name="directions_direction_behind">"behind"</string>

<!-- Notification orientation, behind to the left. Used as the direction name in sentances such as "<Pike Street>, <behind to the left>". -->
  <string name="directions_direction_behind_to_the_left">"behind to the left"</string>

<!-- Notification orientation, to the left. Used as the direction name in sentances such as "<Pike Street>, <to the left>". -->
  <string name="directions_direction_to_the_left">"to the left"</string>

<!-- Notification orientation, ahead to the left. Used as the direction name in sentances such as "<Pike Street>, <ahead to the left>". -->
  <string name="directions_direction_ahead_to_the_left">"ahead to the left"</string>

<!-- Notification, away, such as 'a location is away' -->
  <string name="directions_direction_away">"away"</string>

<!-- Notification, %@ is the point of interest, "Starbucks close by" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_name_close_by">"%s close by"</string>

<!-- Notification, %1$@ is a point of interest and %2$@ is distance with units, "<Starbucks> about <5 meters>" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@"} -->
  <string name="directions_name_about_distance">"%1$s about %2$s"</string>

<!-- Notification, %1$@ is a point of interest and %2$@ is the distance with units, "<Starbucks> around <5 meters>" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@"} -->
  <string name="directions_name_around_distance">"%1$s around %2$s"</string>

<!-- Notification, %1$@ is a point of interest and %2$@ is a physical address,"<Some Place> is nearby. Street address is <Some Address>" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@"} -->
  <string name="directions_name_is_nearby_street_address">"%1$s is nearby. Street address is %2$s."</string>

<!-- Notification, %1$@ is a point of interest, %2$@ is distance with units and %3$@ is a physical address, "<Some Place> is currently <5 meters>. Street address is <Some Address>" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@","%3$@"} -->
  <string name="directions_name_is_currently_street_address">"%1$s is currently %2$s. Street address is %3$s."</string>

<!-- Notification, %1$@ is a point of interest and %2$@ is a physical address, "<Some Place>. Street address is <Some Address>. Distance unknown." {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@"} -->
  <string name="directions_name_street_address">"%1$s. Street address is %2$s. Distance unknown."</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: Directions (Traveling with Cardinal Directions)-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Traveling in a vehicle such as a train, bus, car with a cardinal direction, %@ is a road name. Whenever the vehicle changes roads, the app will announce a location update by saying the direction the vehicle is travelling in and the name of the road e.g. Travelling east along High Street -->
  <string name="directions_traveling_n">"Traveling north"</string>

<!-- Traveling in a vehicle such as a train, bus, car with a cardinal direction, %@ is a road name. Whenever the vehicle changes roads, the app will announce a location update by saying the direction the vehicle is travelling in and the name of the road e.g. Travelling east along High Street -->
  <string name="directions_traveling_ne">"Traveling northeast"</string>

<!-- Traveling in a vehicle such as a train, bus, car with a cardinal direction, %@ is a road name. Whenever the vehicle changes roads, the app will announce a location update by saying the direction the vehicle is travelling in and the name of the road e.g. Travelling east along High Street -->
  <string name="directions_traveling_e">"Traveling east"</string>

<!-- Traveling in a vehicle such as a train, bus, car with a cardinal direction, %@ is a road name. Whenever the vehicle changes roads, the app will announce a location update by saying the direction the vehicle is travelling in and the name of the road e.g. Travelling east along High Street -->
  <string name="directions_traveling_se">"Traveling southeast"</string>

<!-- Traveling in a vehicle such as a train, bus, car with a cardinal direction, %@ is a road name. Whenever the vehicle changes roads, the app will announce a location update by saying the direction the vehicle is travelling in and the name of the road e.g. Travelling east along High Street -->
  <string name="directions_traveling_s">"Traveling south"</string>

<!-- Traveling in a vehicle such as a train, bus, car with a cardinal direction, %@ is a road name. Whenever the vehicle changes roads, the app will announce a location update by saying the direction the vehicle is travelling in and the name of the road e.g. Travelling east along High Street -->
  <string name="directions_traveling_sw">"Traveling southwest"</string>

<!-- Traveling in a vehicle such as a train, bus, car with a cardinal direction, %@ is a road name. Whenever the vehicle changes roads, the app will announce a location update by saying the direction the vehicle is travelling in and the name of the road e.g. Travelling east along High Street -->
  <string name="directions_traveling_w">"Traveling west"</string>

<!-- Traveling in a vehicle such as a train, bus, car with a cardinal direction, %@ is a road name. Whenever the vehicle changes roads, the app will announce a location update by saying the direction the vehicle is travelling in and the name of the road e.g. Travelling east along High Street -->
  <string name="directions_traveling_nw">"Traveling northwest"</string>

<!-- Facing a cardinal direction. If the user is not travelling in a vehicle, or not moving (e.g. on foot) but is stationary along a road somewhere, the application will know which way the user is facing e.g. Facing east along High Street -->
  <string name="directions_facing_n">"Facing north"</string>

<!-- Facing a cardinal direction. If the user is not travelling in a vehicle, or not moving (e.g. on foot) but is stationary along a road somewhere, the application will know which way the user is facing e.g. Facing east along High Street -->
  <string name="directions_facing_ne">"Facing northeast"</string>

<!-- Facing a cardinal direction. If the user is not travelling in a vehicle, or not moving (e.g. on foot) but is stationary along a road somewhere, the application will know which way the user is facing e.g. Facing east along High Street -->
  <string name="directions_facing_e">"Facing east"</string>

<!-- Facing a cardinal direction. If the user is not travelling in a vehicle, or not moving (e.g. on foot) but is stationary along a road somewhere, the application will know which way the user is facing e.g. Facing east along High Street -->
  <string name="directions_facing_se">"Facing southeast"</string>

<!-- Facing a cardinal direction. If the user is not travelling in a vehicle, or not moving (e.g. on foot) but is stationary along a road somewhere, the application will know which way the user is facing e.g. Facing east along High Street -->
  <string name="directions_facing_s">"Facing south"</string>

<!-- Facing a cardinal direction. If the user is not travelling in a vehicle, or not moving (e.g. on foot) but is stationary along a road somewhere, the application will know which way the user is facing e.g. Facing east along High Street -->
  <string name="directions_facing_sw">"Facing southwest"</string>

<!-- Facing a cardinal direction. If the user is not travelling in a vehicle, or not moving (e.g. on foot) but is stationary along a road somewhere, the application will know which way the user is facing e.g. Facing east along High Street -->
  <string name="directions_facing_w">"Facing west"</string>

<!-- Facing a cardinal direction. If the user is not travelling in a vehicle, or not moving (e.g. on foot) but is stationary along a road somewhere, the application will know which way the user is facing e.g. Facing east along High Street -->
  <string name="directions_facing_nw">"Facing northwest"</string>

<!-- Walking with a cardinal direction. If the user is walking and heading along a road in a specific direction then the app will know the direction of travel of the user along that road e.g. Heading east along High Street. This is different to when a user is moving in a vehicle. -->
  <string name="directions_heading_n">"Heading north"</string>

<!-- Walking with a cardinal direction. If the user is walking and heading along a road in a specific direction then the app will know the direction of travel of the user along that road e.g. Heading east along High Street. This is different to when a user is moving in a vehicle. -->
  <string name="directions_heading_ne">"Heading northeast"</string>

<!-- Walking with a cardinal direction. If the user is walking and heading along a road in a specific direction then the app will know the direction of travel of the user along that road e.g. Heading east along High Street. This is different to when a user is moving in a vehicle. -->
  <string name="directions_heading_e">"Heading east"</string>

<!-- Walking with a cardinal direction. If the user is walking and heading along a road in a specific direction then the app will know the direction of travel of the user along that road e.g. Heading east along High Street. This is different to when a user is moving in a vehicle. -->
  <string name="directions_heading_se">"Heading southeast"</string>

<!-- Walking with a cardinal direction. If the user is walking and heading along a road in a specific direction then the app will know the direction of travel of the user along that road e.g. Heading east along High Street. This is different to when a user is moving in a vehicle. -->
  <string name="directions_heading_s">"Heading south"</string>

<!-- Walking with a cardinal direction. If the user is walking and heading along a road in a specific direction then the app will know the direction of travel of the user along that road e.g. Heading east along High Street. This is different to when a user is moving in a vehicle. -->
  <string name="directions_heading_sw">"Heading southwest"</string>

<!-- Walking with a cardinal direction. If the user is walking and heading along a road in a specific direction then the app will know the direction of travel of the user along that road e.g. Heading east along High Street. This is different to when a user is moving in a vehicle. -->
  <string name="directions_heading_w">"Heading west"</string>

<!-- Walking with a cardinal direction. If the user is walking and heading along a road in a specific direction then the app will know the direction of travel of the user along that road e.g. Heading east along High Street. This is different to when a user is moving in a vehicle. -->
  <string name="directions_heading_nw">"Heading northwest"</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: Directions (Traveling Along with Cardinal Directions)-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Traveling in a vehicle such as a train, bus, car with a cardinal direction, %@ is a road name. Whenever the vehicle changes roads, the app will announce a location update by saying the direction the vehicle is travelling in and the name of the road e.g. Travelling east along High Street {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_along_traveling_n">"Traveling north along %s"</string>

<!-- Traveling in a vehicle such as a train, bus, car with a cardinal direction, %@ is a road name. Whenever the vehicle changes roads, the app will announce a location update by saying the direction the vehicle is travelling in and the name of the road e.g. Travelling east along High Street {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_along_traveling_ne">"Traveling northeast along %s"</string>

<!-- Traveling in a vehicle such as a train, bus, car with a cardinal direction, %@ is a road name. Whenever the vehicle changes roads, the app will announce a location update by saying the direction the vehicle is travelling in and the name of the road e.g. Travelling east along High Street {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_along_traveling_e">"Traveling east along %s"</string>

<!-- Traveling in a vehicle such as a train, bus, car with a cardinal direction, %@ is a road name. Whenever the vehicle changes roads, the app will announce a location update by saying the direction the vehicle is travelling in and the name of the road e.g. Travelling east along High Street {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_along_traveling_se">"Traveling southeast along %s"</string>

<!-- Traveling in a vehicle such as a train, bus, car with a cardinal direction, %@ is a road name. Whenever the vehicle changes roads, the app will announce a location update by saying the direction the vehicle is travelling in and the name of the road e.g. Travelling east along High Street {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_along_traveling_s">"Traveling south along %s"</string>

<!-- Traveling in a vehicle such as a train, bus, car with a cardinal direction, %@ is a road name. Whenever the vehicle changes roads, the app will announce a location update by saying the direction the vehicle is travelling in and the name of the road e.g. Travelling east along High Street {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_along_traveling_sw">"Traveling southwest along %s"</string>

<!-- Traveling in a vehicle such as a train, bus, car with a cardinal direction, %@ is a road name. Whenever the vehicle changes roads, the app will announce a location update by saying the direction the vehicle is travelling in and the name of the road e.g. Travelling east along High Street {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_along_traveling_w">"Traveling west along %s"</string>

<!-- Traveling in a vehicle such as a train, bus, car with a cardinal direction, %@ is a road name. Whenever the vehicle changes roads, the app will announce a location update by saying the direction the vehicle is travelling in and the name of the road e.g. Travelling east along High Street {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_along_traveling_nw">"Traveling northwest along %s"</string>

<!-- Facing a cardinal direction. If the user is not travelling in a vehicle, or not moving (e.g. on foot) but is stationary along a road somewhere, the application will know which way the user is facing e.g. Facing east along High Street, %@ is a road name {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_along_facing_n">"Facing north along %s"</string>

<!-- Facing a cardinal direction. If the user is not travelling in a vehicle, or not moving (e.g. on foot) but is stationary along a road somewhere, the application will know which way the user is facing e.g. Facing east along High Street, %@ is a road name {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_along_facing_ne">"Facing northeast along %s"</string>

<!-- Facing a cardinal direction. If the user is not travelling in a vehicle, or not moving (e.g. on foot) but is stationary along a road somewhere, the application will know which way the user is facing e.g. Facing east along High Street, %@ is a road name {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_along_facing_e">"Facing east along %s"</string>

<!-- Facing a cardinal direction. If the user is not travelling in a vehicle, or not moving (e.g. on foot) but is stationary along a road somewhere, the application will know which way the user is facing e.g. Facing east along High Street, %@ is a road name {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_along_facing_se">"Facing southeast along %s"</string>

<!-- Facing a cardinal direction. If the user is not travelling in a vehicle, or not moving (e.g. on foot) but is stationary along a road somewhere, the application will know which way the user is facing e.g. Facing east along High Street, %@ is a road name {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_along_facing_s">"Facing south along %s"</string>

<!-- Facing a cardinal direction. If the user is not travelling in a vehicle, or not moving (e.g. on foot) but is stationary along a road somewhere, the application will know which way the user is facing e.g. Facing east along High Street, %@ is a road name {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_along_facing_sw">"Facing southwest along %s"</string>

<!-- Facing a cardinal direction. If the user is not travelling in a vehicle, or not moving (e.g. on foot) but is stationary along a road somewhere, the application will know which way the user is facing e.g. Facing east along High Street, %@ is a road name {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_along_facing_w">"Facing west along %s"</string>

<!-- Facing a cardinal direction. If the user is not travelling in a vehicle, or not moving (e.g. on foot) but is stationary along a road somewhere, the application will know which way the user is facing e.g. Facing east along High Street, %@ is a road name {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_along_facing_nw">"Facing northwest along %s"</string>

<!-- Walking with a cardinal direction. If the user is walking and heading along a road in a specific direction then the app will know the direction of travel of the user along that road e.g. Heading east along High Street. This is different to when a user is moving in a vehicle, %@ is a road name {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_along_heading_n">"Heading north along %s"</string>

<!-- Walking with a cardinal direction. If the user is walking and heading along a road in a specific direction then the app will know the direction of travel of the user along that road e.g. Heading east along High Street. This is different to when a user is moving in a vehicle, %@ is a road name {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_along_heading_ne">"Heading northeast along %s"</string>

<!-- Walking with a cardinal direction. If the user is walking and heading along a road in a specific direction then the app will know the direction of travel of the user along that road e.g. Heading east along High Street. This is different to when a user is moving in a vehicle, %@ is a road name {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_along_heading_e">"Heading east along %s"</string>

<!-- Walking with a cardinal direction. If the user is walking and heading along a road in a specific direction then the app will know the direction of travel of the user along that road e.g. Heading east along High Street. This is different to when a user is moving in a vehicle, %@ is a road name {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_along_heading_se">"Heading southeast along %s"</string>

<!-- Walking with a cardinal direction. If the user is walking and heading along a road in a specific direction then the app will know the direction of travel of the user along that road e.g. Heading east along High Street. This is different to when a user is moving in a vehicle, %@ is a road name {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_along_heading_s">"Heading south along %s"</string>

<!-- Walking with a cardinal direction. If the user is walking and heading along a road in a specific direction then the app will know the direction of travel of the user along that road e.g. Heading east along High Street. This is different to when a user is moving in a vehicle, %@ is a road name {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_along_heading_sw">"Heading southwest along %s"</string>

<!-- Walking with a cardinal direction. If the user is walking and heading along a road in a specific direction then the app will know the direction of travel of the user along that road e.g. Heading east along High Street. This is different to when a user is moving in a vehicle, %@ is a road name {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_along_heading_w">"Heading west along %s"</string>

<!-- Walking with a cardinal direction. If the user is walking and heading along a road in a specific direction then the app will know the direction of travel of the user along that road e.g. Heading east along High Street. This is different to when a user is moving in a vehicle., %@ is a road name {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="directions_along_heading_nw">"Heading northwest along %s"</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: Directions (Cardinal Directions)-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Direction, North -->
  <string name="directions_cardinal_north">"North"</string>

<!-- Direction, North East -->
  <string name="directions_cardinal_north_east">"North East"</string>

<!-- Direction, East -->
  <string name="directions_cardinal_east">"East"</string>

<!-- Direction, South East -->
  <string name="directions_cardinal_south_east">"South East"</string>

<!-- Direction, South -->
  <string name="directions_cardinal_south">"South"</string>

<!-- Direction, South West -->
  <string name="directions_cardinal_south_west">"South West"</string>

<!-- Direction, West -->
  <string name="directions_cardinal_west">"West"</string>

<!-- Direction, North West -->
  <string name="directions_cardinal_north_west">"North West"</string>

<!-- Direction, Abbreviation for North -->
  <string name="directions_cardinal_north_abb">"N"</string>

<!-- Direction, Abbreviation for North East -->
  <string name="directions_cardinal_north_east_abb">"NE"</string>

<!-- Direction, Abbreviation for East -->
  <string name="directions_cardinal_east_abb">"E"</string>

<!-- Direction, Abbreviation for South East -->
  <string name="directions_cardinal_south_east_abb">"SE"</string>

<!-- Direction, Abbreviation for South -->
  <string name="directions_cardinal_south_abb">"S"</string>

<!-- Direction, Abbreviation for South West -->
  <string name="directions_cardinal_south_west_abb">"SW"</string>

<!-- Direction, Abbreviation for West -->
  <string name="directions_cardinal_west_abb">"W"</string>

<!-- Direction, Abbreviation for North West -->
  <string name="directions_cardinal_north_west_abb">"NW"</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: - Distance-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Notification, %1$@ point of interest %2$@ distance, "<Starbucks>, <5 meters>" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@"} -->
  <string name="directions_name_distance">"%1$s, %2$s"</string>

<!-- Preserve m unit but can translate abbreviation of meter m. Distance string. %@ is a number, "15 m" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="distance_format_m">"%s m"</string>

<!-- Preserve meter unit - Do not convert but can translate. Distance string, singular. %@ is a singular number, "1 meter" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="distance_format_meter">"%s meter"</string>

<!-- Preserve meters unit - Do not convert but can translate. Distance string, plural. %@ is a plural number, "15 meters" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="distance_format_meters">"%s meters"</string>

<!-- Preserve km unit - Do not convert but can translate abbreviation of kilometer. Distance string. %@ is a number, "15 km" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="distance_format_km">"%s km"</string>

<!-- Preserve kilometer unit - Do not convert but can translate. Distance string, singular. %@ is a singular number, "1 kilometer" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="distance_format_kilometer">"%s kilometer"</string>

<!-- Preserve kilometers unit - Do not convert but can translate. Distance string, plural. %@ is a plural number, "15 kilometers" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="distance_format_kilometers">"%s kilometers"</string>

<!-- Preserve ft (Feet Abbreviation) unit - Do not convert but can translate. Distance string. %@ is a number, "15 ft" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="distance_format_ft">"%s ft"</string>

<!-- Preserve foot unit - Do not convert but can translate. Distance string, singular. %@ is a singular number, "1 foot" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="distance_format_foot">"%s foot"</string>

<!-- Preserve feet unit - Do not convert but can translate. Distance string, plural. %@ is a plural number, "15 feet" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="distance_format_feet">"%s feet"</string>

<!-- Preserve mi unit - Do not convert but can translate abbreviation of mile. Distance string. %@ is a number, "15 mi" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="distance_format_mi">"%s mi"</string>

<!-- Preserve mile unit - Do not convert but can translate. Distance string, singular. %@ is a singular number, "1 mile" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="distance_format_mile">"%s mile"</string>

<!-- Preserve miles unit - Do not convert but can translate. Distance string, plural.%@ is a plural number, "15 miles" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="distance_format_miles">"%s miles"</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: - UI-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Similar to `directions.my_location`. Text that is shown in a small square button. It should be constrained to two lines with up to 8 characters each. Use "\n" to represent a new line character. {NumberedPlaceholder="\n"} -->
  <string name="ui_action_button_my_location">"My\nLocation"</string>

<!-- Accessibility Notification, ...hear about your current location. -->
  <string name="ui_action_button_my_location_acc_hint">"hear about your current location"</string>

<!-- Similar to `callouts.nearby_markers`. Text that is shown in a small square button. It should be constrained to two lines with up to 8 characters each. Use "\n" to represent a new line character. {NumberedPlaceholder="\n"} -->
  <string name="ui_action_button_nearby_markers">"Nearby\nMarkers"</string>

<!-- Accessibility Notification, ...hear about nearby places that you have marked -->
  <string name="ui_action_button_nearby_markers_acc_hint">"about nearby places that you have marked"</string>

<!-- Similar to `help.orient.page_title`. Text that is shown in a small square button. It should be constrained to two lines with up to 8 characters each. Use "\n" to represent a new line character. {NumberedPlaceholder="\n"} -->
  <string name="ui_action_button_around_me">"Around\nMe"</string>

<!-- Accessibility Notification, ...hear about places in the four quadrants around you -->
  <string name="ui_action_button_around_me_acc_hint">"hear about places in the four quadrants around you"</string>

<!-- Similar to `help.explore.page_title`. Text that is shown in a small square button. It should be constrained to two lines with up to 8 characters each. Use "\n" to represent a new line character. {NumberedPlaceholder="\n"} -->
  <string name="ui_action_button_ahead_of_me">"Ahead\nof Me"</string>

<!-- Accessibility Notification, ...hear about places in front of you -->
  <string name="ui_action_button_ahead_of_me_acc_hint">"hear about places in front of you"</string>

<!-- Title, Menu -->
  <string name="ui_menu">"Menu"</string>

<!-- VoiceOver hint for the menu button -->
  <string name="ui_menu_hint">"open the menu"</string>

<!-- Button title, Close Menu -->
  <string name="ui_menu_close">"Close Menu"</string>

<!-- Button, Continue -->
  <string name="ui_continue">"Continue"</string>

<!-- Title, Activities, In this context, "Recreational Activity" is referring to outdoor activities like hiking, kayaking, snoeshoeing, etc. -->
  <string name="menu_events">"Recreational Activities"</string>

<!-- Title, Head Tracking Headphones, "head tracking headphones" is a term that refers to headphones which include sensors that track a person's head movements -->
  <string name="menu_devices">"Head Tracking Headphones"</string>

<!-- Title, Manage Callouts -->
  <string name="menu_manage_callouts">"Manage Callouts"</string>

<!-- Title, Help and Tutorials -->
  <string name="menu_help_and_tutorials">"Help &amp; Tutorials"</string>

<!-- Title, Send Feedback -->
  <string name="menu_send_feedback">"Send Feedback"</string>

<!-- Title, Rate the app in App Store -->
  <string name="menu_rate">"Rate"</string>

<!-- Title, Shows a webpage with resources for learning about how to use Soundscape {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="menu_learning_resources">"Soundscape Blog"</string>

<!-- Screen Back button title -->
  <string name="ui_back_button_title">"Back"</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: UI (Home Screen)-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Accessibility label for External GPS Connected -->
  <string name="bar_icon_external_GPS_acc_label">"External GPS Connected Icon"</string>

<!-- History view, %1$@ is the number of items out of %2$@ total items, "Item <1> of <14>" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@"} -->
  <string name="history_view_item_of">"Item %1$s of %2$s"</string>

<!-- History view, No Callouts Yet -->
  <string name="history_view_item_of_no_callouts_yet">"No Callouts Yet"</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: UI (POI Screen)-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Title, Select a Location -->
  <string name="poi_screen_screen_title_select_a_location">"Select a Location"</string>

<!-- Notification, Loading Nearby Places -->
  <string name="poi_screen_loading_title_loading">"Loading Nearby Places"</string>

<!-- Error message -->
  <string name="poi_screen_loading_title_finding_error">"Uh oh! We are having trouble finding nearby places. Try again later."</string>

<!-- Error message, %@ is a string search quary -->
  <string name="poi_screen_loading_title_no_places_matching">"There are no places matching %s. Try a different filter"</string>

<!-- Header, Nearby -->
  <string name="poi_screen_section_header_nearby">"Nearby"</string>

<!-- Accessibility label for a search result that is a suggested search query, %@ suggested search query, "Suggested search: <Some Search String>" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="poi_cell_accessibility_label_suggested_search">"Suggested search: %s"</string>

<!-- Accessibility hint for a search result that is a suggested search query, %@ suggested search query, "Double tap to search for: <Some Search String>" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="poi_cell_accessibility_hint_suggested_search">"Double tap to search for: %s"</string>

<!-- Header for recent callouts section -->
  <string name="poi_screen_header_recent_callouts">"Recent Callouts"</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: UI (Location Callout Cell)-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Location Callout Cell, Marked Location -->
  <string name="location_callout_cell_marked_location">"Marked Location"</string>

<!-- Location Callout Cell for the nearest road, %@ road name, "Nearest road, <27th Avenue West>" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="location_callout_cell_nearest_road">"Nearest road, %s."</string>

<!-- Location Callout Cell, Nearest road and beacon set on, %1$@ road name %2$@ location, "Nearest road, <27th Avenue West>. Beacon was set on <Woodland Park Zoo>." {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@"} -->
  <string name="location_callout_cell_nearest_road_beacon_set_on">"Nearest road, %1$s. Beacon was set on %2$s."</string>

<!-- Location Callout Cell, Nearest road and nearest point of interest, %1$@ road name %2$@ point of interest, "Nearest road, <Broad Street>. Nearest POI, <Space Needle>." {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@"} -->
  <string name="location_callout_cell_nearest_road_nearest_poi">"Nearest road, %1$s. Nearest point of interest, %2$s."</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: UI (AR Headset)-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- List of the two supported AirPods versions, {NumberedPlaceholder="Apple AirPods"} -->
  <string name="devices_airpods_supported_versions">"Apple AirPods with spatial audio"</string>

<!-- Title of the screen displayed to users before they connect to their head tracking headphones which indicates that they need to first pair the device's audio in the iOS settings app -->
  <string name="devices_title_pair_audio">"Pair Headphones Audio"</string>

<!-- Title of the screen displayed to users when they first connect to their augemented reality headset -->
  <string name="devices_title_first_connection">"Headphones Connected"</string>

<!-- Title of the screen displayed to users when they need to calibrate their headset -->
  <string name="devices_title_calibrate">"Headphones Calibration"</string>

<!-- Title of the screen displayed to users when they successfully connect their headset -->
  <string name="devices_title_completed_connection">"Headphones Ready"</string>

<!-- Explanation of what head tracking headphones are and how Soundscape uses them. -->
  <string name="devices_explain_ar_disconnected">"Head tracking headphones are Bluetooth headphones with sensors that tell Soundscape where you are facing. This helps Soundscape to improve your audio experience, making it more natural as you move around in the world.\n\nTap the button below to connect a device."</string>

<!-- Message indicating that the app has successfully been connected to a head tracking headset, {NumberedPlaceholder="AirPods","Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="devices_explain_ar_connected_airpods">"Your AirPods are ready for use, so you can put your phone in your pocket and go! Soundscape is tracking the direction of your head so you do not need to hold the phone in your hand."</string>

<!-- Message indicating that the app has successfully been paired to head tracking headphones but is not connected, %@ headset name, "Soundscape is not currently connected to your AirPods Pro. Please ensure your headset is turned on and near your phone." {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="devices_explain_ar_paired">"Soundscape is not currently connected to your %s. Please ensure your headphones are turned on and near your phone."</string>

<!-- Message indicating that the app is connecting to head tracking headphones, %@ headphones name, "Soundscape is connecting to your AirPods. One moment...",  {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="devices_explain_ar_connecting">"Soundscape is connecting to your %s. One moment&#8230;"</string>

<!-- Label for a button that starts the process for connecting a bluetooth head tracking headset to the app -->
  <string name="devices_connect_headset">"Connect Headphones"</string>

<!-- Label of the button users will press when they are ready to start calibrating their AR headset during the initial pairing process -->
  <string name="devices_connect_headset_calibrate_button">"Start Calibration"</string>

<!-- Message displayed to users explaining that their AR headset needs to be calibrated before use -->
  <string name="devices_connect_headset_calibrate_explanation">"Your headphones connected successfully to Soundscape but must be calibrated before use. Soundscape will inform you whenever headphones calibration is needed, for example each time you turn it on."</string>

<!-- Title of an error message that is shown to the user when connecting to their head tracking headset fails -->
  <string name="devices_connect_headset_error_title">"Unable to Connect"</string>

<!-- Error message shown to the user when they need to update the firmware on their AR Headphones before they can connect to Soundscape. {NumberedPlaceholder="AR Headphones","Cortana"} -->
  <string name="devices_connect_headset_unsupported_firmware">"Your AR Headphones need to be updated before they can connect to Soundscape. Go to the Cortana app to update your headphones."</string>

<!-- Message that is shown to the user when connecting to their head tracking headset fails -->
  <string name="devices_connect_headset_failed">"Soundscape was unable to connect to your headphones. Please try again later."</string>

<!-- Message that is shown to the user when connecting to their head tracking headset fails -->
  <string name="devices_connect_headset_unavailable">"The device you selected is currently unavailable for connection. Please try again later."</string>

<!-- Prompt presented to the user when they try to connect to an head tracking headset -->
  <string name="devices_connect_headset_explanation">"Select the type of your headphones from the list of supported headphones below."</string>

<!-- Prompt presented to the user before they connect to their headset which indicates that they need to pair to the device through iOS Settings > Bluetooth -->
  <string name="devices_connect_headset_audio">"Before connecting your headphones to Soundscape, be sure it is paired to your phone. If it is not yet paired, go to the Bluetooth section in the iOS Settings app to pair your device and then return to Soundscape."</string>

<!-- Prompt presented to the user when they need to calibrate their device -->
  <string name="devices_connect_headset_calibrate">"Your headphones need to be calibrated. Remove them from your head, gently shake them in all directions for about 10 seconds, and place them back on your head. This must be repeated if the calibration chime continues to play."</string>

<!-- Prompt presented to the user when they need to calibrate their device -->
  <string name="devices_connect_headset_calibrate_in_ear">"Your headphones need to be calibrated. Gently shake your head in all directions for about 10 seconds. This must be repeated if the calibration chime continues to play."</string>

<!-- Message displayed to the user after they successfully connect Soundscape to their AR headset. {NumberedPlaceholder="AirPods", "Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="devices_connect_headset_completed_airpods">"Congratulations! Your AirPods are ready for use, so you can put your phone in your pocket and go! Soundscape will now track the direction of your head so you do not need to hold the phone in your hand. A single click on the headphones button will mute or unmute the beacon, double click will callout your location, and a triple click will repeat the last callout."</string>

<!-- Button label for a button that allows users to test their newly connected headset -->
  <string name="devices_connect_headset_completed_test">"Check Your Headphones"</string>

<!-- VoiceOver hint for the button that allows users to test their newly connected headset, %@ is the type of headset, "Double tap to check your AirPods Pro". {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="devices_connect_headset_completed_test_hint">"Double tap to check your %s"</string>

<!-- Title of the Check Headset screen -->
  <string name="devices_test_headset_title">"Headphones Check"</string>

<!-- Label explaining to the user that how the headset test works and what they should do -->
  <string name="devices_test_headset_explanation">"We've placed an audio beacon to your right. Listen where it is, and turn your head towards it. Notice how you can do this even when your phone is in your pocket. When you are done, Tap the button below to return to Soundscape, and enjoy your next walk with your new head tracking headphones."</string>

<!-- Button title for a button that ends the headset testing process and returns the user to Soundscape -->
  <string name="devices_test_headset_continue">"Return to Soundscape"</string>

<!-- Announcement that occurs when the user presses the "Check Your Headphones" button -->
  <string name="devices_test_headset_callout">"We've placed an audio beacon to your right. Listen where it is, and turn your head towards it&#8230; Notice how you can do this even when your phone is in your pocket."</string>

<!-- Title of a prompt that is presented to users when they tap the "Forget This Device" button to disconnect and forget a head tracking headset -->
  <string name="devices_forget_headset_prompt_forget">"Are you sure you wish to forget these headphones?"</string>

<!-- Explanation provided to the user in the prompt that is displayed when they tap the "Disconnect" button to disconnect from a head tracking headset -->
  <string name="devices_forget_headset_prompt_explanation">"This will disconnect your headphones from Soundscape. You can connect to Soundscape again in the future from here."</string>

<!-- Callout for when an AR headset has been connected, %@ device name, "AirPods Pro connected." -->
  <string name="devices_callouts_connected">"%s connected."</string>

<!-- Callout for when an AR headset needs to be calibrated -->
  <string name="devices_callouts_needs_calibration">"Your headphones need to be calibrated. Remove them from your head and gently shake them in all directions."</string>

<!-- Callout for when an AR headset needs to be calibrated -->
  <string name="devices_callouts_needs_calibration_in_ear">"Your headphones need to be calibrated. Gently shake your head in all directions."</string>

<!-- Callout for when an AR headset has successfully calibrated, %@ device name, "Your AirPods Pro require calibration." -->
  <string name="devices_callouts_calibrated">"Calibration complete"</string>

<!-- Callout for when an AR headset disconnects, %@ device name, "AirPods Pro disconnected." -->
  <string name="devices_callouts_disconnected">"%s disconnected."</string>

<!-- Status announcement when Soundscape is not connected to a head tracking headset -->
  <string name="devices_callouts_check_audio_default">"Head tracking headphones are not connected."</string>

<!-- Status announcement when Soundscape is connected to a Apple AirPods {NumberedPlaceholder="Apple AirPods"} -->
  <string name="devices_callouts_check_audio_airpods">"Apple AirPods connected."</string>

<!-- Status announcement when Soundscape is trying to listen to heading updates from AirPods but they are not currently connected. {NumberedPlaceholder="AirPods", "Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="devices_callouts_check_audio_airpods_disconnected">"Soundscape is searching for your AirPods. Ensure they are connected to your phone."</string>

<!-- Label of a button that allows users to force Soundscape to reconnect to their AirPods Pro device if it isn't connecting automatically -->
  <string name="devices_troubleshoot_reconnect">"Reconnect"</string>

<!-- Custom alert description displayed when AirPods head tracking is not supported on the given iOS or device {NumberedPlaceholder="Apple AirPods", "iOS 14.4", "iPhone 7"} -->
  <string name="devices_airpods_unavailable_alert_description">"This device does not support head tracking with Apple AirPods. Check that your device is an iPhone 7 or later and is running iOS 14.4 or later."</string>

<!-- Title for the alert that is displayed when a head tracking device is available, %@ is the name of the device, "Do you want to enable head tracking with your Apple AirPods?", {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="devices_reachability_alert_title">"Turn on Head Tracking with %s"</string>

<!-- Description for the alert that is displayed when a head tracking device is available, %@ is the name of the device, {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape", "%@"} -->
  <string name="devices_reachability_alert_description">"Your %s can tell Soundscape which direction you are facing, and this will help Soundscape to improve your audio experience. You can enable head tracking in the Head Tracking Headphones settings."</string>

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<!-- MARK: Behavior (Route Guidance; formerly "Scavenger Hunt")-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Title of the screen that lists all of the downloaded activities. In this context, "activities" is referring to outdoor recreational activities like hiking, kayaking, snoeshoeing, etc. -->
  <string name="behavior_experiences_events_list_nav_title">"Activities"</string>

<!-- Title of the screen that lists all of the details for an activity. In this context, "activity" is referring to outdoor recreational activities like hiking, kayaking, snoeshoeing, etc. -->
  <string name="behavior_experiences_event_nav_title">"Activity Details"</string>

<!-- Title of the screen that lists all of the deatils for a route -->
  <string name="behavior_experiences_route_nav_title">"Route Details"</string>

<!-- Title for a prompt that gives the user the option to reset or delete an activity. -->
  <string name="behavior_experiences_more_actions">"More Actions"</string>

<!-- Title of an error message shown to users when we are unable to download an activity that they clicked a universal link for -->
  <string name="behavior_experiences_download_failed_title">"Unable to Download Activity"</string>

<!-- Error message shown to users when we are unable to download an activity that they clicked a universal link for. "Send Feedback" should be translated the same as the string with key 'menu.send_feedback' -->
  <string name="behavior_experiences_download_failed_error">"Attempting to download the activity failed. Please try again later. Use the \"Send Feedback\" feature or contact the creator of the activity if this issue persists."</string>

<!-- Title of the prompt presented to users when they tap the "Reset" action for an activity. In this context, "activity" is referring to outdoor recreational activities like hiking, kayaking, snoeshoeing, etc. -->
  <string name="behavior_experiences_reset_title">"Reset this activity?"</string>

<!-- Title of the accessibility action for reseting the state of an activity. In this context, "activity" is referring to outdoor recreational activities like hiking, kayaking, snoeshoeing, etc. -->
  <string name="behavior_experiences_reset_action">"Reset Activity"</string>

<!-- Title of the accessibility action for reseting the state of an activity and checking online to see if there are any updates for the activity -->
  <string name="behavior_experiences_reset_and_update_action">"Check for Updates"</string>

<!-- Prompt presented to users when they tap the "Reset" action for an activity. This prompt informs the user what happens when they reset an activity and confirms whether or not they want to proceed. -->
  <string name="behavior_experiences_reset_prompt">"Resetting this activity will remove your current progress and allow you to start this activity over again. In addition to resetting this activity, you may also choose to check for updates. This will download updated information for this activity if any updates are available."</string>

<!-- Explanation prompt that tells the users that if they choose to check for updates to the event, the event will be reset and any available updates will be downloaded. -->
  <string name="behavior_experiences_updates_prompt">"If any updates are available, this will reset this activity and download the updates."</string>

<!-- Confirmation announcement read out to VoiceOver users after they reset an activity -->
  <string name="behavior_experiences_reset_confirmation">"Activity reset"</string>

<!-- Title of the accessibility action for deleting a downloaded recreational activity -->
  <string name="behavior_experiences_delete_action">"Delete Activity"</string>

<!-- Title of an alert warning users when they are about to delete the downloaded data for a recreational activity -->
  <string name="behavior_experience_delete_title">"Delete this activity?"</string>

<!-- Text displayed on an alert explaining that if the user selects "Yes" then the downloaded recreational activity data will be deleted -->
  <string name="behavior_experience_delete_explanation">"If you delete this activity, it will be removed from your phone."</string>

<!-- Confirmation announcement read out to VoiceOver users after they delete a recreational activity -->
  <string name="behavior_experiences_delete_confirmation">"Activity deleted"</string>

<!-- Title of a message that indicates the user currently has no recreational activities downloaded, {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="behavior_experiences_no_events_title">"Soundscape Recreational Activities (Beta)"</string>

<!-- Text that explains to users what "Recreational Activities" are. "Non-profit organizations" is a term synonymous with "charities" or "non-government organizations" (NGOs). -->
  <string name="behavior_experiences_no_events_caption_1">"Non-profit organizations, businesses, and local governments may create their own Soundscape-based experiences. Examples include adaptive sporting programs and events, treasure hunt activities, curated trails, curated city guides and more."</string>

<!-- Text that explains to users that they can contact us if their organization (e.g. non-profit NGO) is interested in creating their own recreational activities {NumberedPlaceholder="yourproduct@yourdomain.com"} -->
  <string name="behavior_experiences_no_events_caption_2">"To find out more or express your organization’s interest in creating custom Soundscape experiences, please write to us at yourproduct@yourdomain.com"</string>

<!-- Title of the route in the Now Playing control on the lock screen, %1$@ route name, %2$@ waypoint name, "Discovery Park Hike: Waypoint 5" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@","%2$@"} -->
  <string name="behavior_scavenger_hunt_media_player_title">"%1$s: %2$s"</string>

<!-- By line with the name of the author of the scavenger hunt experience, %@ author, "By Author" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="behavior_scavenger_hunt_by_line">"By %s"</string>

<!-- Callout indicating a waypoint is nearby, %@ waypoint name, "Some Place is nearby" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="behavior_scavenger_hunt_callout_nearby_with_name">"%s is nearby"</string>

<!-- Callout indicating a recreational activity is complete. In this context, "activity" is referring to outdoor recreational activities like hiking, kayaking, snoeshoeing, etc. -->
  <string name="behavior_scavenger_hunt_callout_complete">"Activity complete! Congratulations!"</string>

<!-- Callout indicating the recreational activity experience is ending and the user is being returned to the normal Soundscape experience {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="behavior_scavenger_hunt_callout_pausing_hunt">"Returning to the normal Soundscape experience."</string>

<!-- Callout indicating the current waypoint has changed, %1$@ waypoint name, %2$@ distance to waypoint, %3$@ waypoint index, %4$@ total number of waypoints.  "Beacon set on control 1. 450 feet away. 1 of 4." {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@","%2$@","%3$@","%4$@"} -->
  <string name="behavior_scavenger_hunt_callout_next_flag">"Beacon set on %1$s, %2$s away, %3$s of %4$s"</string>

<!-- Callout indicating the current waypoint has changed (without distance), %1$@ waypoint name, %2$@ waypoint index, %3$@ total number of waypoints. "Beacon set on control 1. 1 of 4" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@","%2$@","%3$@"} -->
  <string name="behavior_scavenger_hunt_callout_next_flag_no_distance">"Beacon set on %1$s, %2$s of %3$s"</string>

<!-- Callout indicating the recreational activity has started. In this context, "activity" is referring to outdoor recreational activities like hiking, kayaking, snoeshoeing, etc. -->
  <string name="behavior_scavenger_hunt_callout_started">"Activity started!"</string>

<!-- Text for a badge that indicates that the recreational activity is currently active and running -->
  <string name="behavior_experience_badges_active">"Active"</string>

<!-- Text for a badge that indicates that the recreational activity has already been completed -->
  <string name="behavior_experience_badges_complete">"Completed"</string>

<!-- Text for a badge that indicates that the recreational activity has not yet been completed -->
  <string name="behavior_experience_badges_not_complete">"Not Complete"</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: - Time-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Time value, Just now -->
  <string name="time_just_now">"Just now"</string>

<!-- Time unit past tense, 1 minute ago -->
  <string name="time_one_minute_ago">"1 minute ago"</string>

<!-- Time unit past tense, %@ is a number, "<15> minutes ago" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="time_num_minutes_ago">"%s minutes ago"</string>

<!-- Time unit past tense, 1 hour ago -->
  <string name="time_one_hour_ago">"1 hour ago"</string>

<!-- Time unit past tense, Over 1 hour ago -->
  <string name="time_over_one_hour_ago">"Over 1 hour ago"</string>

<!-- Notification, %@ is a point of interest, "Announced <Space Needle>" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="announced_name">"Announced %s."</string>

<!-- Notification, %1$@ is a point of interest, %2$@ is time ago. "<Space Needle>, announced <1 minute ago>." {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@"} -->
  <string name="announced_name_named">"%1$s, announced %2$s."</string>

<!-- Notification, %1$@ is a point of interest, %2$@ is time ago, %3$@ is distance with units, "<Space Needle>, announced <1 minute ago>, <20 meters> away" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@", "%3$@"} -->
  <string name="announced_name_distance_away_named">"%1$s, announced %2$s, %3$s away."</string>

<!-- Notification, %@ is a point of interest, "Previous Location. Announced <Space Needle>" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="previous_location_announced_name">"Previous Location. Announced %s."</string>

<!-- Notification, %1$@ is a point of interest %2$@ is distance with units, "Previous Location. Announced <Space Needle>, currently <20 meters> away" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@"} -->
  <string name="previous_location_announced_name_distance">"Previous Location. Announced %1$s, currently %2$s away."</string>

<!-- Notification, %@ is a point of interest, "Beacon Distance update. Announced <Space Needle>" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="beacon_distance_update_announced_name">"Beacon distance update. Announced %s."</string>

<!-- Notification, %1$@ is a point of interest %2$@ is distance with units, "Beacon distance update. Announced <Space Needle>, beacon is currently <20 meters> away" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@"} -->
  <string name="beacon_distance_update_announced_name_distance">"Beacon distance update. Announced %1$s, beacon is currently %2$s away."</string>

<!-- Notification, %@ is a point of interest, "Intersection call out. Announced <Space Needle>" {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="intersection_callout_announced_name">"Intersection call out. Announced %s."</string>

<!-- Notification, %1$@ is a point of interest %2$@ is distance with units, "Intersection call out. Announced <Space Needle>, beacon is currently <20 meters> away" {NumberedPlaceholder="%1$@", "%2$@"} -->
  <string name="intersection_callout_announced_name_distance">"Intersection call out. Announced %1$s, intersection currently %2$s away."</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: - Third Party Apps-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- An title shown to user when he wants to open a location in a third party maps app -->
  <string name="third_party_apps_general_maps">"Open in external maps app"</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: - iCloud-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- A message which tells the user the iCloud storage is full. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape", "iCloud"} -->
  <string name="icloud_kv_store_quota_violation_alert_title">"Soundscape iCloud Storage Full"</string>

<!-- A message which tells the user why the iCloud storage is full. {NumberedPlaceholder="iCloud"} -->
  <string name="icloud_kv_store_quota_violation_alert_message">"iCloud storage for this app is full. To create a new marker, you will need to free up space by removing some of your existing markers."</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: - Misc-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Unknown POI or direction. Expresses uncertainty. -->
  <string name="poi_unknown">"Unknown"</string>

<!-- Unkown place -->
  <string name="poi_unknown_place">"Unknown Place"</string>

<!-- Audio player button action -->
  <string name="audio_player_action_play_again">"Play Again"</string>

<!-- Notification, coming soon -->
  <string name="text_coming_soon">"Coming soon…"</string>

<!-- Notification, Cleaning things up -->
  <string name="text_cleaning_things">"Cleaning things up…"</string>

<!-- Notification, Double tap to repeat -->
  <string name="action_double_tap_to_repeat">"Double tap to repeat"</string>

<!-- Title, Location. Used as screen title for a location detail page. Also used as the default name for markers when a more specific default cannot be generated. -->
  <string name="location">"Location"</string>

<!-- Notification, Oops! Means informally that something went wrong. -->
  <string name="text_oops">"Oops!"</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: - Tutorials-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Screen title -->
  <string name="tutorial_title_plural">"Tutorials"</string>

<!-- Tutorial notification to Exit Tutorial -->
  <string name="tutorial_exit">"Exit Tutorial"</string>

<!-- Button to skip tutorial -->
  <string name="tutorial_skip">"Skip Tutorial"</string>

<!-- Tutorial warning, Are you sure you want to exit the tutorial -->
  <string name="tutorial_exit_alert_title">"Are you sure you want to exit the tutorial?"</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: Tutorials (Markers)-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Tutorial title, Getting Started with Markers -->
  <string name="tutorial_markers_getting_started">"Getting Started with Markers"</string>

<!-- Tutorial title, Mark Your World -->
  <string name="tutorial_markers_mark_your_world">"Mark Your World"</string>

<!-- Tutorial title, Experience Your World -->
  <string name="tutorial_markers_experience_your_world">"Experience Your World"</string>

<!-- Tutorial title, Add Marker -->
  <string name="tutorial_markers_add_marker">"Add Marker"</string>

<!-- Tutorial title, Your Marker -->
  <string name="tutorial_markers_your_marker">"your marker"</string>

<!-- Tutorial notification, Double tap to mark this location -->
  <string name="tutorial_markers_mark_location_acc_hint">"Double tap to mark this location"</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: Tutorials (Markers Texts)-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Tutorial, Introduction to Markers. "Add Marker" same as `tutorial.markers.add_marker`. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="tutorial_markers_text_Intro">"With Soundscape, you can mark anything around that you care about. For example, you can mark your home, your bus stop, or even just the spot where you are.\nLet's give it a try. Press the Add Marker button below and select as an example a nearby place or address to mark."</string>

<!-- Tutorial, Edit Marker. {NumberedPlaceholder="@!marker_name!!", "Soundscape","\n"} -->
  <string name="tutorial_markers_text_EditMarker">"Great! You have selected @!marker_name!! as a marker. You will hear it called out by Soundscape when you are close by.\nOn the next screen you can change it's name if you'd like to."</string>

<!-- Tutorial, Nearby Markers. {NumberedPlaceholder="@!marker_name!!", "\n"} -->
  <string name="tutorial_markers_text_NearbyMarkers">"Excellent! You have a new marker named @!marker_name!!.\nNow, to hear where your marker is, press the Nearby Markers button. This button can be found at the bottom of the home screen.\nTry it out now."</string>

<!-- Tutorial, set Audio Beacon from Marker. {NumberedPlaceholder="@!marker_name!!", "\n"} -->
  <string name="tutorial_markers_text_AudioBeacon">"You can also set an audio beacon on your marker.\nLet's try it out. Here is the beacon on @!marker_name!!.\nListen carefully where it is, and holding your phone flat, turn towards it."</string>

<!-- Tutorial, Marker Wrap Up. {NumberedPlaceholder="@!marker_name!!", "\n"} -->
  <string name="tutorial_markers_text_WrapUp">"Perfect, you are now facing your marker, @!marker_name!!.\nIt looks like you've got it!\nYou can manage your list of markers by selecting manage markers from the menu.\nAnd you can always visit the Help &amp; Tutorials pages to go through this tutorial again or to read a comprehensive guide on everything you can do with markers. The beacon you set for this tutorial will now be cleared and you will be returned to the previous screen."</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: Tutorials (Beacon)-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Tutorial title, Getting Started with Beacons -->
  <string name="tutorial_beacon_getting_started">"Getting Started with Beacons"</string>

<!-- Tutorial notification, Double tap to load a list of places where you can set the beacon -->
  <string name="tutorial_beacon_set_a_beacon_acc_hint">"Double tap to load a list of places where you can set the beacon. Choose a place from the list to start the tutorial."</string>

<!-- Tutorial notification. Keep newlines (\n) between sentences. "Start Audio Beacon" same as `location_detail.action.beacon`. Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape","\n"} -->
  <string name="tutorial_beacon_getting_started_text">"When you set a beacon on a location, Soundscape will play a sound coming from the direction of that location. This tutorial will step you through setting a beacon and how to use it.\n\nPress the \"Start Audio Beacon\" button below to open a list of nearby places. Choose a location from the list and the tutorial will begin."</string>

<!-- Tutorial title, Your Destination -->
  <string name="tutorial_beacon_your_destination">"your destination"</string>

<!-- Tutorial notification, Double tap to use location selected for the beacon tutorial -->
  <string name="tutorial_beacon_mark_location_acc_hint">"Double tap to use this location for the beacon tutorial"</string>

<!-- Tutorial notification, %@ is a location, "You selected <Starbucks> as the location for the beacon." {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="tutorial_beacon_poi_selected">"You selected %s as the location for the beacon."</string>

<!-- Tutorial title, The Audio Beacon -->
  <string name="tutorial_beacon_the_audio_beacon">"The Audio Beacon"</string>

<!-- Tutorial notification, %@ is the destination, "You selected <Starbucks> as the location of your audio beacon." {NumberedPlaceholder="%@"} -->
  <string name="tutorial_beacon_the_audio_beacon_text">"You selected %s as the location of your audio beacon."</string>

<!-- Tutorial notification, Great! You Found Your Beacon! -->
  <string name="tutorial_beacon_found_the_beacon">"Great! You Found Your Beacon!"</string>

<!-- Tutorial title, Need Some Silence? -->
  <string name="tutorial_beacon_need_some_silence">"Need Some Silence?"</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: Tutorials (Beacon Texts)-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Tutorial, Intro to Beacons {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="tutorial_beacons_text_IntroPart1">"When you set a beacon on a location, Soundscape will play a sound coming from the direction of that location. This tutorial will step you through setting a beacon and how to use it."</string>

<!-- Tutorial, Intro to Beacons continued. "Start Audio Beacon" needs to be translated same as `location_detail.action.beacon`. Quotes written as \" -->
  <string name="tutorial_beacons_text_IntroPart2">"Press the \"Start Audio Beacon\" button below to open a list of nearby places. Choose a location from the list and the tutorial will begin."</string>

<!-- Tutorial, Beacon phone orientation is flat -->
  <string name="tutorial_beacons_text_OrientationIsFlat">"You are currently holding your phone flat with the screen facing up towards the sky. Make sure the top of the phone is pointing straight ahead of you."</string>

<!-- Tutorial, Beacon phone orientation is not flat -->
  <string name="tutorial_beacons_text_OrientationIsNotFlat">"To get started, hold your phone flat in your hand with the screen facing up towards the sky and with the top of the phone pointing straight ahead of you."</string>

<!-- Tutorial, Phone orientation doesn't matter because the user is wearing AirPods Pro {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape","AirPods"} -->
  <string name="tutorial_beacons_text_OrientationAirPods">"Your AirPods are connected to Soundscape. When your AirPods are connected to Soundscape, it doesn't matter how you hold your phone. It can even go in your pocket or bag."</string>

<!-- Tutorial, Beacon phone orientation repeat -->
  <string name="tutorial_beacons_text_OrientationRepeat">"To continue, hold your phone flat in your hand so that the screen is facing up towards the sky"</string>

<!-- Tutorial, phone must be held flat when you are standing still -->
  <string name="tutorial_beacons_text_HoldingPhone">"Holding your phone flat in this way is only required when you are standing still. When walking feel free to place the phone in an easily accessible pocket or bag."</string>

<!-- Tutorial notification, phone must be held flat when you are standing still -->
  <string name="tutorial_beacons_text_HoldingPhone_great">"Great! Holding your phone flat in this way is only required when you are standing still. When walking feel free to place the phone in an easily accessible pocket or bag."</string>

<!-- Tutorial, Initializing the Beacon. {NumberedPlaceholder="@!destination!!", "Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="tutorial_beacons_text_BeaconInitial">"Now that you have set a beacon on @!destination!!, Soundscape will start playing a sound coming from the direction of that location. Now, here comes the audio beacon."</string>

<!-- Tutorial, Beacon out of Bounds sound -->
  <string name="tutorial_beacons_text_BeaconOutOfBounds">"If you listen carefully you will hear that it is playing from a certain direction around you."</string>

<!-- Tutorial, Beacon out of Bounds sound change when phone is rotated -->
  <string name="tutorial_beacons_text_BeaconOutOfBoundsRotate">"Now, still holding your phone flat, slowly turn towards the direction of the beacon. You will hear a bell sound when you are facing directly towards it."</string>

<!-- Tutorial, Beacon out of bounds sound change when head tracking headphones is rotated -->
  <string name="tutorial_beacons_text_BeaconOutOfBoundsRotate_ar_headset">"Now, slowly turn towards the direction of the beacon. You will hear a bell sound when you are facing directly towards it."</string>

<!-- Tutorial, Beacon out of Bounds repeat -->
  <string name="tutorial_beacons_text_BeaconOutOfBoundsRepeat">"Slowly turn until you hear the bell indicating you are facing in the direction of the beacon."</string>

<!-- Tutorial, Beacon out of Bounds confirmation. {NumberedPlaceholder="@!destination!!"} -->
  <string name="tutorial_beacons_text_BeaconOutOfBoundsConfirmation">"Perfect, you are now facing in the direction of @!destination!!."</string>

<!-- Tutorial, Beacon in bounds sound. {NumberedPlaceholder="@!destination!!"} -->
  <string name="tutorial_beacons_text_BeaconInBounds">"If you listen carefully you will hear that it is playing from right in front of you and that there is a bell sound in addition to the normal beacon sound. That is because you are facing directly towards @!destination!!"</string>

<!-- Tutorial, Beacon in of Bounds sound change when phone is rotated. {NumberedPlaceholder="@!destination!!"} -->
  <string name="tutorial_beacons_text_BeaconInBoundsRotate">"Now try to slowly turn away from the direction of the beacon, while still holding your phone flat. The bell sound will stop and the beacon continues to show you where @!destination!! is. Give it a try now."</string>

<!-- Tutorial, Beacon in bounds sound change when head tracking headset is rotated. {NumberedPlaceholder="@!destination!!"} -->
  <string name="tutorial_beacons_text_BeaconInBoundsRotate_ar_headset">"Now try to slowly turn away from the direction of the beacon. The bell sound will stop and the beacon continues to show you where @!destination!! is. Give it a try now."</string>

<!-- Tutorial, Beacon in of Bounds repeat -->
  <string name="tutorial_beacons_text_BeaconInBoundsRepeat">"Slowly turn away from the direction of the beacon."</string>

<!-- Tutorial, Beacon explanation -->
  <string name="tutorial_beacons_text_MobilitySkills">"The beacon always points directly towards the location you selected. It does not tell you the paths to follow or give you directions to get to that location. Use this beacon as a tool to decide how you want to get there."</string>

<!-- Tutorial, Automatic Callouts {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="tutorial_beacons_text_AutomaticCallout">"As you progress on your journey, Soundscape will occasionally update you about the distance to the location marked by the beacon with a call out like this."</string>

<!-- Tutorial, Home Screen {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="tutorial_beacons_text_HomeScreen">"Distance information is also displayed on the home screen along with the street address of the beacon's location if we have it. Soundscape will notify you when you get close to the beacon's location, at which point the audio beacon will silence."</string>

<!-- Tutorial, Mute Beacon -->
  <string name="tutorial_beacons_text_Mute">"If you need the app to be quiet for any reason, you can either use the mute beacon button or the sleep button on the home screen, or you can double tap with two fingers anywhere on the screen. A double tap with two fingers will stop any current callouts and will mute the audio beacon. Give it a try now."</string>

<!-- Tutorial, Mute Beacon Repeat -->
  <string name="tutorial_beacons_text_MuteRepeat">"Double tap with two fingers anywhere on the screen"</string>

<!-- Tutorial, Beacon Wrap Up -->
  <string name="tutorial_beacons_text_WrapUp">"It looks like you have got it! If you want to repeat this tutorial, you can access it at any time on the Help and Tutorials screen. The beacon you set for this tutorial will now be cleared and you will be returned to the previous screen."</string>

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<!-- MARK: - Help-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Help Title, Help -->
  <string name="settings_help_title">"Help"</string>

<!-- Help section title, Configuring Soundscape -->
  <string name="help_configuration_section_title">"Configuring Soundscape"</string>

<!-- Help title, Links to a help page that describes how to use Apple AirPods headphones with Soundscape, {NumberedPlaceholder="Apple AirPods"} -->
  <string name="help_using_headsets_airpods_title">"Using Apple AirPods"</string>

<!-- Help section title. This section contains help articles on the audio beacon and the automatic callout features. -->
  <string name="settings_help_section_beacons_and_pois">"Beacons and Callouts"</string>

<!-- Help Section Title, Offline -->
  <string name="help_offline_section_title">"Using Soundscape Offline"</string>

<!-- Help section title -->
  <string name="settings_help_section_home_screen_buttons">"Home Screen Buttons"</string>

<!-- Help content describing how user can choose a voice and download additional voices -->
  <string name="help_config_voices_content">"Soundscape can use any of the voices you have downloaded in the iOS Settings app except for the Siri voices which are not available to Soundscape. We recommend choosing one of the \"Enhanced\" voices as they have a much higher voice quality, but in order to do so, you will first need to download an enhanced voice. You can download voices in the iOS Settings app by going to Accessibility > Spoken Content > Voices and tapping on a voice. Within the Soundscape app, you can select the voice you want to use by going to Settings from the main menu and then selecting \"Voice\"."</string>

<!-- Help Page Title, Offline -->
  <string name="help_offline_page_title">"Why is Soundscape working offline?"</string>

<!-- Help Description, Offline -->
  <string name="help_offline_description">"When there is no internet connection or an outage in the Soundscape services, Soundscape transitions into an offline mode. Nevertheless, Soundscape will continue to work, but some functions may be limited."</string>

<!-- Help Limitations Title, Offline -->
  <string name="help_offline_limitations_heading">"Limitations"</string>

<!-- Help Limitations Description, Offline -->
  <string name="help_offline_limitations_description">"Callouts will continue to work if you are in an area that you have walked by before and that has been stored in your callout history. Similarly, you can place an audio beacon or create a marker on places that have been stored in your callout history"</string>

<!-- Help Troubleshooting Title, Offline -->
  <string name="help_offline_troubleshooting_heading">"What can you do?"</string>

<!-- Help Troubleshooting Description, Offline -->
  <string name="help_offline_troubleshooting_description">"Soundscape will try to resume normal operation when your phone is connected to Wi-Fi or cellular data is enabled and you are in an area with good signal. If your phone does have a good internet connection, but Soundscape does not resume normal operation, then there may be an outage in the Soundscape services."</string>

<!-- Help Title, Around Me -->
  <string name="help_orient_page_title">"Around Me"</string>

<!-- Help Title, Ahead of Me -->
  <string name="help_explore_page_title">"Ahead of Me"</string>

<!-- Help Title, Creating Markers -->
  <string name="help_creating_markers_page_title">"Creating Markers"</string>

<!-- Help Title, Customizing Markers -->
  <string name="help_edit_markers_page_title">"Customizing Markers"</string>

<!-- Help Title, This is a help topic related to using the media control buttons on headphones -->
  <string name="help_remote_page_title">"Using Media Controls"</string>

<!-- Help Tutorial, Hint when disabled while route guidance is active -->
  <string name="help_tutorial_footer_disabled">"Tutorials are disabled while route guidance is active"</string>

<!-- Help Tutorial, "What is it?" section title -->
  <string name="help_text_section_title_what">"What is it?"</string>

<!-- Help Tutorial, "When would I use it?" section title -->
  <string name="help_text_section_title_when">"When would I use it?"</string>

<!-- Help Tutorial, "How does it work?" section title -->
  <string name="help_text_section_title_how">"How does it work?"</string>

<!-- Help Tutorial, "More Help" section title -->
  <string name="help_more_help_section_title">"More Help"</string>

<!-- Help Tutorial, Link to the Company Support website -->
  <string name="help_support">"Scottish Tech Army Support"</string>

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<!-- MARK: - Terms of Use-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Title Terms of Use -->
  <string name="terms_of_use_title">"Terms of Use"</string>

<!-- Notification message to accept or decline the terms in the Company Service Agreement, Quotes written as \" -->
  <string name="terms_of_use_message">"Your use of Soundscape is subject to the terms of the %s and the terms set out below (together, the \"Terms of Use\")."</string>

<!-- Label used to prompt the user to accept terms of use -->
  <string name="terms_of_use_message_prompt">"Please check the box below to agree and continue."</string>

<!-- Title of the link to the Company Services Agreement. This value will be used in the placeholder %@ that appears in the terms_of_use.message string -->
  <string name="terms_of_use_service_agreement">"Scottish Tech Army Services Agreement"</string>

<!-- Terms of use checkbox accessibility label -->
  <string name="terms_of_use_accept_checkbox_acc_label">"Accept Terms of Use"</string>

<!-- Double tap to check the accept terms of use checkbox. Quotes written as \" -->
  <string name="terms_of_use_accept_checkbox_on_acc_hint">"Double tap to check the \"accept the terms of use\" checkbox"</string>

<!-- Double tap to uncheck the accept terms of use checkbox. Quotes written as \" -->
  <string name="terms_of_use_accept_checkbox_off_acc_hint">"Double tap to uncheck the \"accept the terms of use\" checkbox"</string>

<!-- Terms of use accept checkbox has been checked -->
  <string name="terms_of_use_accept_checkbox_on_acc_value">"Checked"</string>

<!-- Terms of use accept checkbox has been unchecked -->
  <string name="terms_of_use_accept_checkbox_off_acc_value">"Unchecked"</string>

<!-- App's medical device and safety disclaimer, "(1)" and (2)" are used for an inline, numbered list -->
  <string name="terms_of_use_medical_safety_disclaimer">"You acknowledge that Soundscape (1) is not designed, intended, or made available as a medical device, and (2) is not designed or intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, or judgment and should not be used to replace or as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, or judgment.\n\nSafety Notice\nSoundscape is a navigation aid and should not be used in lieu of mobility skills, being aware of your surroundings, and good judgement. Use caution when navigating your environment as the mapping data incorporated into the Soundscape program is captured from a third-party program, and therefore, there may be limitations with the accuracy of the information presented."</string>

<!-- Label for the accept button that will be displayed as a new feature annoucement to existing users -->
  <string name="terms_of_use_accept_new_features">"Accept"</string>

<!-- Accessibility hint for the accept button that will be displayed as a new feature annoucement to existing users -->
  <string name="terms_of_use_accept_new_features_accessibility_hint">"Double tap to accept and close annoucements"</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: - First Launch-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Button title accessibility hint. Quotes written as \" -->
  <string name="first_launch_get_started_button_off_acc_hint">"You must check the \"accept the terms of use\" checkbox before you can press this button"</string>

<!-- Notification, Welcome message -->
  <string name="first_launch_welcome_text">"Welcome! Before we get started, we need to go through some setup and ask for several permissions. Press the Next button to start."</string>

<!-- Notification, Welcome message when using welcome audio -->
  <string name="first_launch_welcome_audio_text">"Welcome! Soundscape helps you stay aware of where you are and where you're going by using unique audio guidance and by calling out roads, intersections, and places as you approach them. Press the Next button to begin."</string>

<!-- Notification, Permission is required -->
  <string name="first_launch_permission_required">"This permission is required."</string>

<!-- Notification, Soundscap Language {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="first_launch_soundscape_language">"Soundscape Language"</string>

<!-- Notification, introductuction to Soundscap Language {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="first_launch_soundscape_language_text">"Select the language you would like Soundscape to use. You can always change your selection in the app settings."</string>

<!-- Notification, Introduction to app location information {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="first_launch_location_text">"Soundscape is a location-based app. We use your location to find and call out things around you."</string>

<!-- Notification to enable location settings on your device -->
  <string name="first_launch_location_enable_location">"Enable Location"</string>

<!-- Notification, Device Motion -->
  <string name="first_launch_device_motion">"Device Motion"</string>

<!-- Notification, introductuction to app motion information {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="first_launch_device_motion_text">"This allows Soundscape to improve your experience based on whether you are walking, in a vehicle, or standing still."</string>

<!-- Notification, Lighting up your way with sound. A marketing tag line for the app. -->
  <string name="first_launch_lighting_way_with_sound">"Lighting up your way with sound"</string>

<!-- Notification, introduction to 3D sound in the app -->
  <string name="first_launch_lighting_way_with_sound_text_alt">"Soundscape uses 3D sound to let you know what’s around you. For example, if your destination is on your right, you will hear sound coming from that direction, or if a coffee shop is on your left, you will hear a callout from that direction."</string>

<!-- Notification, Heading Somewhere? -->
  <string name="first_launch_heading_somewhere">"Heading Somewhere?"</string>

<!-- Notification, Introduction to audio beacon {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="first_launch_heading_somewhere_text">"Place an audio beacon on your destination and Soundscape will keep you informed of its location and your surroundings along the way. Use Soundscape in conjunction with your wayfinding skills and even your favorite navigation app to find your way to your destination."</string>

<!-- Notification, Setting off on your way? -->
  <string name="first_launch_setting_off_way">"Setting off on your way?"</string>

<!-- Notification, Introduction to using the app on the go {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="first_launch_setting_off_way_text">"Put away the phone and walk. Soundscape will help you stay aware of where you are by calling out roads, intersections, and landmarks as you approach them. Callouts can be adjusted in the settings."</string>

<!-- Notification, Want to find more things nearby? -->
  <string name="first_launch_find_things_nearby">"Want to find more things nearby?"</string>

<!-- Notification, Introduction to finding things nearby -->
  <string name="first_launch_find_things_nearby_text">"Hold the phone flat in your hand, and use the buttons to locate roads and upcoming intersections, orient to familiar landmarks around you, and explore landmarks ahead of you."</string>

<!-- Title text for the welcome screen in the first launch experience -->
  <string name="first_launch_welcome_title">"Welcome!"</string>

<!-- Accessibility label for the title text for the welcome screen in the first launch experience -->
  <string name="first_launch_welcome_title_accessibility_label">"Welcome to Soundscape!"</string>

<!-- Short description included in the welcome screen in the first launch experience {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="first_launch_welcome_description">"Navigate with confidence using Soundscape spatial audio"</string>

<!-- Button text to get started with app setup -->
  <string name="first_launch_welcome_button">"Get Started"</string>

<!-- Title text for the screen that tells users how they can listen to Soundscape audio {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="first_launch_headphones_title">"Listening to Soundscape"</string>

<!-- Message text for the screen that tells users how they can listen to Soundscape audio {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="first_launch_headphones_message_1">"Soundscape works great with any pair of headphones. If you would like to use headphones, grab them now."</string>

<!-- Message text for the screen that tells users how they can listen to Soundscape audio {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="first_launch_headphones_message_2">"If you don't have headphones or would prefer not to use them, that's alright! Soundscape will work with the speakers on your phone."</string>

<!-- Title text for the screen that introduces Soundscape callouts -->
  <string name="first_launch_callouts_title">"Hear Your Surroundings"</string>

<!-- Message text for the screen that introduces Soundscape callouts {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="first_launch_callouts_message">"Soundscape helps you stay aware of where you are and where you're going by calling out roads, intersections and points of interest as you approach them."</string>

<!-- Text for button that plays example callouts {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="first_launch_callouts_listen">"Listen to an example of what Soundscape might call out on your next walk"</string>

<!-- Accessibility text for button that plays example callouts -->
  <string name="first_launch_callouts_listen_accessibility_label">"Listen"</string>

<!-- Accessibility hint for button that plays example callouts {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="first_launch_callouts_listen_accessibility_hint">"Double tap to listen to an example of what Soundscape might call out on your next walk"</string>

<!-- Example callout for a coffee shop / cafe -->
  <string name="first_launch_callouts_example_1">"Cafe"</string>

<!-- Example callout for a generic street name. In the US, a generic street name is "Main Street" but this might vary by locale -->
  <string name="first_launch_callouts_example_3">"Main Street goes left"</string>

<!-- Example callout for a generic street name. In the US, a generic street name is "Main Street" but this might vary by locale -->
  <string name="first_launch_callouts_example_4">"Main Street goes right"</string>

<!-- Title text for screen that asks for location permissions {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="first_launch_permissions_title">"Navigating with Soundscape"</string>

<!-- Message text for screen that asks for location permissions {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="first_launch_permissions_message">"When navigating with Soundscape you will be guided by an audio beacon. To do that, Soundscape needs you to enable the following permissions:"</string>

<!-- Title text for permission to use iOS Location Services -->
  <string name="first_launch_permissions_location">"Location Services with Precise Location"</string>

<!-- Title text for permission to use iOS Motion & Fitness data -->
  <string name="first_launch_permissions_motion">"Motion &amp; Fitness"</string>

<!-- Text to indicate that a permission is required -->
  <string name="first_launch_permissions_required">"This permission is required"</string>

<!-- Title text for screen to choose an audio beacon -->
  <string name="first_launch_beacon_title">"Choose an Audio Beacon"</string>

<!-- Message text that explains what an audio beacon is {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="first_launch_beacon_message_1">"When navigating with Soundscape, you will hear the audio beacon in the direction of your destination. By following its sound, you will always know which way to go."</string>

<!-- Message text to tell the user to listen to the audio beacons and prompts the user to select their preference -->
  <string name="first_launch_beacon_message_2">"Listen to the available audio beacons and select your preference."</string>

<!-- Message text to tell the user that the audio beacon can be changed in app settings -->
  <string name="first_launch_beacon_message_3">"This can be changed later in app settings."</string>

<!-- Label for the picker control that is used to select a beacon -->
  <string name="first_launch_select_beacon">"Select Beacon"</string>

<!-- Title text for screen where user listens to audio beacon -->
  <string name="first_launch_beacon_audio_title">"Spatial Audio Beacon"</string>

<!-- Message text for screen where user listens to audio beacon -->
  <string name="first_launch_beacon_audio_message">"The beacon follows the movement of your phone and uses spatial audio so that you are always aware of its location."</string>

<!-- Callout that is made when starting a standard audio beacon demo during first launch -->
  <string name="first_launch_beacon_callout_standard">"Placing beacon to your right. Turn your phone to follow its sound and experience the beacon's spatial audio."</string>

<!-- Callout that is made when starting a haptic audio beacon demo during first launch -->
  <string name="first_launch_beacon_callout_haptic">"Placing beacon in front of you. Turn your phone left and right to experience the beacon's haptic feedback."</string>

<!-- Callout that is made when starting a standard audio beacon demo during first launch -->
  <string name="first_launch_beacon_callout_headtracking_standard">"Placing beacon to your right. Turn to follow its sound and experience the beacon's spatial audio."</string>

<!-- Callout that is made when starting a haptic audio beacon demo during first launch -->
  <string name="first_launch_beacon_callout_headtracking_haptic">"Placing beacon in front of you. Turn left and right to experience the beacon's haptic feedback."</string>

<!-- Callout made during onboarding experience to tell the user that the audio beacon is currently in front of the user -->
  <string name="first_launch_beacon_callout_ahead">"Beacon ahead"</string>

<!-- Callout made during onboarding experience to tell the user that the audio beacon is currently behind the user -->
  <string name="first_launch_beacon_callout_behind">"Beacon behind"</string>

<!-- Title text for last screen in the first launch experience -->
  <string name="first_launch_prompt_title">"You're all set!"</string>

<!-- Message text for the last screen in the first launch experience, "destination" should be translated the same as it is in "search.choose_destination" {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="first_launch_prompt_message">"You are ready for your first walk with Soundscape. To try it now, just choose a nearby destination, start the audio beacon, and you’ll hear it in the direction of your destination."</string>

<!-- Button for the last screen in the first launch experience -->
  <string name="first_launch_prompt_button">"Finish"</string>

<!-- Button to re-enter the onboarding experience from the Help & Tutorials section -->
  <string name="first_launch_help_title">"App Setup"</string>

<!--******************************************************************************-->
<!-- MARK: - Help (Texts)-->
<!--******************************************************************************-->

<!-- Notification, Information on what a beacon is used for {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="help_text_destination_beacons_what">"Setting a beacon on a nearby location allows Soundscape to keep you informed by playing an audible beacon sound coming from the direction of that location. This beacon can be muted or unmuted on the home screen. Additionally, Soundscape displays information about the location on the home screen including the distance to it and its street address if it is known."</string>

<!-- Notification, Information on when to use a beacon -->
  <string name="help_text_destination_beacons_when">"Setting a beacon is useful when you want to keep track of a familiar landmark as you explore a new area or when you are going somewhere and want to be informed about your surroundings along the way. The beacon feature does not give you turn-by-turn directions, but it does give you a continuous audible sound that tells you the direction to the beacon, relative to where you are currently located. Using the audio beacon, your existing wayfinding skills, and even your favorite navigation app, you can choose how you want to get to nearby locations yourself."</string>

<!-- Notification, Information how to set a beacon. Ensure that "Set a Beacon" is translated the same as `universal_links.alert.action.beacon`. Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="<b>","</b>","<br/>"} -->
  <string name="help_text_destination_beacons_how_1">"&lt;b>To set a beacon&lt;/b>:&lt;br/> First, view the details for a location by either using the search bar to search for a place, or tapping one of the \"Places Nearby\", \"Saved Markers\", or \"Current Location\" buttons and selecting a location. From the location details screen you can select the \"Start Audio Beacon\" button. Tapping this will return you to the home screen and turn on an audible beacon coming from the direction of the place you selected. The name of the place you have selected along with its distance and physical address, if available, will now be displayed on the main app screen."</string>

<!-- Notification, Information how to set a beacon continued. Ensure that "Remove Beacon" is translated the same as `beacon.action.remove_beacon`. Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="<b>","</b>","<br/>"} -->
  <string name="help_text_destination_beacons_how_2">"&lt;b>To remove the current beacon&lt;/b>:&lt;br/> Simply press the \"Remove Beacon\" button on the home screen."</string>

<!-- Notification, Information how to set a beacon continued. Ensure that "Mute Beacon" is translated the same as `beacon.action.mute_beacon` and "Remove Beacon" is translated the same as `beacon.action.remove_beacon`. Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="<b>","</b>","<br/>"} -->
  <string name="help_text_destination_beacons_how_3">"&lt;b>To mute the audible beacon&lt;/b>:&lt;br/> Tap the \"Mute Beacon\" button underneath the \"Remove Beacon\" button on the home screen."</string>

<!-- Notification, Information about what a callout is. Ensure that "Manage Callouts" is translated the same as `menu.manage_callouts`. Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="help_text_automatic_callouts_what">"Soundscape can tell you about things around you as you approach them by calling out their name from the direction they are located in. The app will do this automatically for all sorts of things like businesses, bus stops, and even intersections. You can configure what the app automatically calls out in the \"Manage Callouts\" section of the \"Settings\" screen, and you can turn all callouts off when you want the app to be silent."</string>

<!-- Notification, Information on when you will hear callouts. {NumberedPlaceholder="<b>","</b>","<br/>"} -->
  <string name="help_text_automatic_callouts_when_1">"&lt;b>Exploring a new area&lt;/b>:&lt;br/> Turn automatic callouts on and walk around to hear about all of the different stores, restaurants, and the like as you pass them."</string>

<!-- Notification, Information on when you will hear callouts continued. {NumberedPlaceholder="<b>","</b>","<br/>"} -->
  <string name="help_text_automatic_callouts_when_2">"&lt;b>Walking to a specific location&lt;/b>:&lt;br/> When you are on your way to a particular location, automatic callouts for intersections can be particularly useful. Intersection callouts tell you about the layout of intersections as you approach them, and confirm the road you are on when you leave them."</string>

<!-- Notification, Information on when you will hear callouts continued. Ensure that "My Location" is translated the same as `directions.my_location` and "Nearby Markers" is translated the same as `callouts.nearby_markers` and "Around Me" is translated the same as `help.orient.page_title` and "Ahead of Me" is translated the same as `help.explore.page_title`. Quotes written as \"  {NumberedPlaceholder="<b>","</b>","<br/>","<em>","</em>"} -->
  <string name="help_text_automatic_callouts_when_3">"&lt;b>When you need silence&lt;/b>:&lt;br/> When you are about to cross a road or just need the app to be quiet, you can turn callouts off. When callouts are off, the app will only tell you information if you manually tap one of the &lt;em>\"My Location\"&lt;/em>, &lt;em>\"Nearby Markers\"&lt;/em>, &lt;em>\"Around Me\"&lt;/em>, or &lt;em>\"Ahead of Me\"&lt;/em> buttons."</string>

<!-- Notification, Information how to turn on callouts. Ensure that "Manage Callouts" is translated the same as `menu.manage_callouts` and "Callouts Off" is translated the same as `callouts.callouts_off` and "Allow callouts" is translated the same as `callouts.allow_callouts`. Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="<b>","</b>","<br/>"} -->
  <string name="help_text_automatic_callouts_how_1">"&lt;b>Turning callouts on or off&lt;/b>:&lt;br/> Turning callouts off will silence the app. Callouts can be turned on or off in the \"Manage Callouts\" section of the \"Settings\" screen where you can tap the \"Allow Callouts\" toggle to turn callouts on or off. You can also turn callouts on or off by using the \"skip forward\" command (double tap and hold) if your headphones have media control buttons. Alternatively, you can use the \"Sleep\" button in the upper right hand corner of the home screen to stop Soundscape from making callouts until you choose to wake it up again."</string>

<!-- Notification, Information how to turn on callouts continued. Ensure that "Manage Callouts" is translated the same as `menu.manage_callouts` and "Allow callouts" is translated the same as `callouts.allow_callouts`. Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="<b>","</b>","<br/>"} -->
  <string name="help_text_automatic_callouts_how_2">"&lt;b>Managing which callouts you hear&lt;/b>:&lt;br/> To choose the types of things Soundscape will automatically callout, go to the \"Settings\" screen using the menu on the \"Home\" screen. The \"Manage Callouts\" section of the \"Settings\" screen contains a list of types of things the app can callout. Each item has a toggle button that you can turn on or off. If you wish to turn off all callouts, tap the \"Allow Callouts\" toggle at the top of the list."</string>

<!-- Notification, Information about what My Location does. Ensure that "My Location" is translated the same as `directions.my_location`. Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="<em>","</em>"} -->
  <string name="help_text_my_location_what">"The &lt;em>\"My Location\"&lt;/em> button quickly gives you information that helps you figure out where you currently are. &lt;em>\"My Location\"&lt;/em> tells you about your current location including things like the direction you are facing, where nearby roads or intersections are, and where nearby points of interest are."</string>

<!-- Notification, Information on when you would need to use My Location. Ensure that "My Location" is translated the same as `directions.my_location`. Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="<em>","</em>"} -->
  <string name="help_text_my_location_when">"&lt;em>\"My Location\"&lt;/em> is useful when you need to figure out where you are or what cardinal direction you are facing."</string>

<!-- Notification, Information how to use My Location. Ensure that "My Location" is translated the same as `directions.my_location`. Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="<em>","</em>"} -->
  <string name="help_text_my_location_how">"As with all four of the buttons at the bottom of the home screen, hold your phone with the screen flat (facing towards the sky) and the top of the phone pointing in the direction you are facing before you press the &lt;em>\"My Location\"&lt;/em> button. This acts like a compass telling the app which direction you are facing. Simply, tap the &lt;em>\"My Location\"&lt;/em> button and listen."</string>

<!-- Notification, Information about what Nearby Markers does. Ensure that "Nearby Markers" is translated the same as `callouts.nearby_markers`. Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="<em>","</em>"} -->
  <string name="help_text_nearby_markers_what">"The &lt;em>\"Nearby Markers\"&lt;/em> button tells you about up to four markers that are closest to you. &lt;em>\"Nearby Markers\"&lt;/em> is intended to help you orient yourself using places you already know about."</string>

<!-- Notification, Information about when to use Nearby Markers. Ensure that "Nearby Markers" is translated the same as `callouts.nearby_markers`. Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="<em>","</em>"} -->
  <string name="help_text_nearby_markers_when">"When you are trying to get your bearings and orient yourself to your surroundings, use &lt;em>\"Nearby Markers\"&lt;/em> to hear about the locations of places you know of."</string>

<!-- Notification, Information about how to use Nearby Markers. Ensure that "Nearby Markers" is translated the same as `callouts.nearby_markers`. Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="<em>","</em>"} -->
  <string name="help_text_nearby_markers_how">"As with all four of the buttons at the bottom of the home screen, hold your phone with the screen flat (facing towards the sky) and the top of the phone pointing in the direction you are facing before you press the &lt;em>\"Nearby Markers\"&lt;/em> button. This acts like a compass telling the app which direction you are facing. Simply, tap the &lt;em>\"Nearby Markers\"&lt;/em> button and you will hear up to four markers near you."</string>

<!-- Notification, Information about what Around Me does. Ensure that "Around Me" is translated the same as `help.orient.page_title`. Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="<em>","</em>"} -->
  <string name="help_text_around_me_what">"The &lt;em>\"Around Me\"&lt;/em> button tells you about one thing in each of the four quadrants around you (ahead, to the right, behind, and to the left). &lt;em>\"Around Me\"&lt;/em> is intended to help you orient yourself to your surroundings."</string>

<!-- Notification, Information about when to use Around Me. Ensure that "Around Me" is translated the same as `help.orient.page_title`. Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="<em>","</em>"} -->
  <string name="help_text_around_me_when">"When you are trying to get your bearings and orient yourself to your surroundings, use &lt;em>\"Around Me\"&lt;/em> to hear about the things around you."</string>

<!-- Notification, Information about how to use Around Me. Ensure that "Around Me" is translated the same as `help.orient.page_title`. Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="<em>","</em>"} -->
  <string name="help_text_around_me_how">"As with all four of the buttons at the bottom of the home screen, hold your phone with the screen flat (facing towards the sky) and the top of the phone pointing in the direction you are facing before you press the &lt;em>\"Around Me\"&lt;/em> button. This acts like a compass telling the app which direction you are facing. Simply, tap the &lt;em>\"Around Me\"&lt;/em> button and you will hear four points of interest arranged around you."</string>

<!-- Notification, Information about what Ahead of Me does. Ensure that "Ahead of Me" is translated the same as `help.explore.page_title`. Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="<em>","</em>"} -->
  <string name="help_text_ahead_of_me_what">"The &lt;em>\"Ahead of Me\"&lt;/em> button tells you about four things ahead of you. &lt;em>\"Ahead of Me\"&lt;/em> is intended to help you explore the way ahead of yourself when you are learning about a new area."</string>

<!-- Notification, Information about when to use Ahead of Me. Ensure that "Ahead of Me" is translated the same as `help.explore.page_title`. Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="<em>","</em>"} -->
  <string name="help_text_ahead_of_me_when">"When you are walking down the street, try using &lt;em>\"Ahead of Me\"&lt;/em> to discover the places and things coming up on either side of the street ahead."</string>

<!-- Notification, Information about how to use Ahead of Me. Ensure that "Ahead of Me" is translated the same as `help.explore.page_title`. Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="<em>","</em>"} -->
  <string name="help_text_ahead_of_me_how">"As with all four of the buttons at the bottom of the home screen, hold your phone with the screen flat (facing towards the sky) and the top of the phone pointing in the direction you are facing before you press the &lt;em>\"Ahead of Me\"&lt;/em> button. This acts like a compass telling the app which direction you are facing. Simply, tap the &lt;em>\"Ahead of Me\"&lt;/em> button and you will hear several points of interest all roughly ahead of you."</string>

<!-- Notification, Information about what headphone media controls do in Soundscape. Keep HTML tags. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape", "<br>"} -->
  <string name="help_text_remote_control_what">"You can access certain features in Soundscape with the help of the media control buttons on your headphones. This functionality works with any wired or Bluetooth headphones that have media control buttons like Play, Pause, Next, Previous and others. Different headphones may include different buttons so please refer to the list of actions below to determine which ones are available to you.&lt;br>Also note that this feature only works with headphones that support Apple's media controls (such as play and pause)."</string>

<!-- Notification, Information about when to use media controls on headphones. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="help_text_remote_control_when">"Headphone media controls can be used while Soundscape is running. This is true whether you are currently in Soundscape or while Soundscape is in the background and even while your device is locked. Note however that headphone media control buttons will not work with Soundscape if you are playing audio like music, podcasts or videos with another app."</string>

<!-- Notification, Information about how to use media controls on headphones. Ensure that "My Location" is translated the same as `directions.my_location` and "Around Me" is translated the same as `help.orient.page_title`. Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="<p>","<br>","&#x23EF","</p>","&#x23ED","<em>","</em>","&#x23EE","&#x23E9","&#x23EA"} -->
  <string name="help_text_remote_control_how">"&lt;p>You can access the following features in Soundscape using your the media control buttons on your headphones:&lt;p>&lt;br>&amp;#x23EF Play/Pause: Mute any current callouts and if the audio beacon is set, toggle the beacon audio. &lt;/p>&lt;p>&amp;#x23ED Next: Callout &lt;em>\"My Location\"&lt;/em>.&lt;/p>&lt;p>&amp;#x23EE Previous: Repeat last callout.&lt;/p>&lt;p>&amp;#x23E9 Skip Forward: Toggle callouts On and Off.&lt;/p>&lt;p>&amp;#x23EA Skip Backward: Callout &lt;em>\"Around Me\"&lt;/em>.&lt;/p>"</string>

<!-- Notification, Markers content {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="help_text_markers_content_1">"With Soundscape, you can mark your world and anything you care about."</string>

<!-- Notification, Markers content continued -->
  <string name="help_text_markers_content_2">"You can mark things that are personal and relevant to you like your home, your office and your preferred grocery store. You can mark any place or address, but you can also mark things that might traditionally not be available in maps, for example, entrances to buildings or parks, push-to-walk buttons, pedestrian crossings or bridges, bus stops or even your dog’s favorite tree and use these as references along your walk."</string>

<!-- Notification, Markers content continued {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="help_text_markers_content_3">"To experience marked places, Soundscape will automatically call out marked places as you walk by or approach them, or you can also use the Nearby markers button at the bottom of the Soundscape home screen to hear a spatial callout of marked places around you. In addition, you have the ability to set an audio beacon on any marked place. When you do this, the Soundscape audio beacon you are familiar with, will be heard and you can operate it as usual."</string>

<!-- Notification, Creating Markers help content, Quotation marks are written as \" -->
  <string name="help_text_creating_markers_content_1">"You can create markers in three ways: searching for the place you would like to save using the search bar, finding somewhere using the \"Places Nearby\" button, or using the \"Use Current Location\" button, all of which can be found on the Soundscape home screen. Once you have found the place you would like, selecting it will take you to the \"Location Details\" page. On this page, select the button called \"Save Marker\"."</string>

<!-- Notification, Creating Markers help content continued, Quotation marks are written as \" -->
  <string name="help_text_creating_markers_content_2">"You will now have the option to customize this marker. This step is optional. If you want to, you can change the name of the marker and also add an annotation that will be called out along with the marker to provide some extra information. Once you are done, select the \"Done\" button to save your Marker. "</string>

<!-- Notification, Customizing Markers help content. "Markers & Routes" should be translated the same as the string with key 'search.view_markers'. Quotes written as \" -->
  <string name="help_text_customizing_markers_content_1">"If you want to rename a marker you previously created, or add an annotation to it, then you can do so by selecting the marker from the \"Markers\" tab of the \"Markers &amp; Routes\" page, then selecting the \"Edit Marker\" button. You can use this to give markers descriptive or useful nicknames, as well as giving them a longer description using the annotation field."</string>

<!-- Notification, Customizing Markers help content continued -->
  <string name="help_text_customizing_markers_content_2">"From this Edit screen, you can also delete a marker if you no longer need it."</string>

<!-- Help content explaining what the "routes" feature is -->
  <string name="help_text_routes_content_what">"Routes are a series of waypoints. You will be informed on arrival to each waypoint, and the Audio Beacon will automatically advance to the next waypoint."</string>

<!-- Help content explaining when a user might choose to use the routes feature -->
  <string name="help_text_routes_content_when">"You may want to create and use a route somewhere you know to make sure you keep on track, or you may want to use it as a tool to help familiarise yourself along a new journey."</string>

<!-- Help content explaining how a user can create a route. Quotes written as \" -->
  <string name="help_text_routes_content_how_1">"&lt;b>Creating a route&lt;/b>:&lt;br/> First, go to \"Markers &amp; Routes\", select the \"Routes\" tab, and then select the \"New Route\" button. Give the route a name and an optional description, then add waypoints as you go or pick them from your list of Markers. You can rearrange the order of the waypoints along a route at any time by editing the route."</string>

<!-- Help content explaining how a user can edit a route. Quotes written as \" -->
  <string name="help_text_routes_content_how_2">"&lt;b>Editing a route&lt;/b>:&lt;br/> Select your route on the \"Markers &amp; Routes\" page and then select \"Edit Route\". From here you can add and remove waypoints, as well as editing the name and description of the route."</string>

<!-- Help content explaining how a user can share a route. "Share" should be translated in the same way as it is for the key `share.title`. Quotes written as \" -->
  <string name="help_text_routes_content_how_3">"&lt;b>Sharing a route&lt;/b>:&lt;br/> Select your route on the \"Markers &amp; Routes\" page and then select the option to \"Share\" using all of the usual share options available to you."</string>

<!-- Help content describing how Apple AirPods work with Soundscape and which versions are supported {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape","AirPods"} -->
  <string name="help_using_headsets_airpods_what">"Soundscape supports spatial audio with dynamic head tracking when using compatible AirPods. When connected to Soundscape, sensors in the AirPods tell Soundscape the direction your head is facing. This helps Soundscape to improve your audio experience making it more natural as you move around in the world. When you use Soundscape with AirPods connected, you do not need to hold your phone for Soundscape to work correctly."</string>

<!-- Information on when users can use Apple AirPods headphones with Soundscape, {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape","AirPods"} -->
  <string name="help_using_headsets_airpods_when">"You can use AirPods with Soundscape anytime you would normally use Soundscape. Using AirPods provides you with high quality audio and allows you to have a more hands-free experience with Soundscape."</string>

<!-- Information on how to connect Apple AirPods with Soundscape, "Head Tracking Headphones" should be translated the same as the string with key "menu.devices", {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape","AirPods"} -->
  <string name="help_using_headsets_airpods_how_1">"&lt;b>Connecting a Device&lt;/b>:&lt;br/> Go to the \"Head Tracking Headphones\" item in the Soundscape menu to connect your AirPods and follow the instructions on screen. Note that you will need to pair your AirPods to your phone in the Bluetooth settings before connecting them in Soundscape."</string>

<!-- Information on how to use the media buttons on Apple AirPods with Soundscape (e.g. clicking the pressure sensor on one of the AirPods for play/pause), Quotes written as \", "Using Media Controls" should be translated the same as string with key "help.remote.page_title", {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape","AirPods"} -->
  <string name="help_using_headsets_airpods_how_2">"&lt;b>Using the Media Controls on your Headphones&lt;/b>:&lt;br/> When media controls are enabled in the Soundscape settings, you can use the media controls on your AirPods to mute or unmute the beacon, call out your location or to repeat the last callout. For more information, see the \"Using Media Controls\" help section."</string>

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<!-- Open Street Map term. Pedestrians can cross a street here; e.g., zebra crossing. Known as crosswalks in American English, and crossings in British English. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_crossing">"Crosswalk"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. Used to describe the type of the feature which is currently under construction. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_construction">"Construction"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. NOT DEFINED IN OSM -->
  <string name="osm_tag_dangerous_area">"Dangerous Area"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. This refers to a village, town or city townhall, which is often the seat of the mayor, or may be merely a community meeting place. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_townhall">"Townhall"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. For flights of steps on footways and paths.. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_steps">"Steps"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. An elevator (or lift) is used to travel vertically, providing passenger and freight access between pathways at different floor levels. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_elevator">"Elevator"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. A walking path is is a generic path, either multi-use or unspecified usage, open to all pedestrians and not intended for motorized vehicles. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_walking_path">"Walking Path"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. Is a road or an area mainly or exclusively for pedestrians in which some vehicle traffic may be authorized (e.g. emergency, taxi, delivery, ...). Typically found in shopping areas, town centres, places with tourism attractions and recreation/civic areas, where wide expanses of hard surface are provided for pedestrians to walk. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_pedestrian_street">"Pedestrian Street"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. A bicycle path is is a generic path, either multi-use or unspecified usage, open to all cyclists and not intended for motorized vehicles. May be shared with pedestrians. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_bicycle_path">"Bicycle Path"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. Used for roads that are used for accessing residential areas and in residential areas but which are not normally used as through routes. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_residential_street">"Residential Street"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. Used in two senses: 1. As a service way for access to buildings or places 2. Frontage road parallel to a major road. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_service_road">"Service Road"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. Any highway, route, way, or thoroughfare on land which connects one location to another and has been paved or otherwise improved to allow travel by some conveyance, including motorised vehicles, cyclists, pedestrians, horse riders, and others (but not trains). -->
  <string name="osm_tag_road">"Road"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. Any road, route, way, or thoroughfare on land which connects one location to another and has been paved or otherwise improved to allow travel by some conveyance, including motorised vehicles, cyclists, pedestrians, horse riders, and others (but not trains). -->
  <string name="osm_tag_highway">"Highway"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. Any highway that has a given name. Used as a display name for place or a location. %@ is an highway name, such as "London Highway". -->
  <string name="osm_tag_highway_named">"%s Highway"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. Any highway that has a reference number or name. Used as a display name for place or a location. %@ is an highway id, such as "Highway 520" or "Highway B". -->
  <string name="osm_tag_highway_refed">"Highway %s"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. An intersection is a junction where two or more roads meet or cross. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_intersection">"Intersection"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. A roundabout is a type of circular intersection or junction in which road traffic is permitted to flow in one direction around a central island. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_roundabout">"Roundabout"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. Used to describe a road or highway leading to and from a major highway e.g., a freeway or motorway. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_highway_ramp">"Highway Ramp"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. Used as to describe the section of highway where two or more roads or highways merge with one another. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_merging_lane">"Merging Lane"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. Used to describe a block or building typically housing companies, but offices may be also used by any other kind of organization like charities, government, any NGO etc.. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_office_building">"Office Building"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. Used for any generic building that is used as a school. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_school_building">"School Building"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. Used as a display name for place or a location. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_covered_pavilion">"Covered Pavilion"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. A small local shop carrying a variety of everyday products, mostly including single-serving food items such as milk, bread, snacks, groceries to over-the-counter medications, household items, stationery, and small auto supplies such as fuses. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_convenience_store">"Convenience Store"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. A doorway through which people can enter or exit a building. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_building_entrance">"Building Entrance"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. Used to designate a place or an area where all employees, passengers or a large crowd assemble in case of an emergency in an installation, building or a public place. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_assembly_point">"Assembly Point"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. Used to describe fence-like barriers positioned along paths, footways, cycleways or tracks which serve to either slow cycle access or prevent it entirely depending on spacing and layout. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_cycle_barrier">"Cycle Barrier"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. Used to describe a barrier to allow one person at a time to pass. Use this for small turnstiles like the ones in supermarkets or some subways. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_turnstile">"Turnstile"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. Used to describe a hole in the road surface which is covered with a series of bars that allow wheeled vehicles but not animals to cross. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_cattle_grid">"Cattle Grid"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. A gate is a section in a wall or fence which can be opened to allow or restrict access. They are usually made of wood or metal. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_gate">"Gate"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. Used to refer to a public toilet. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_restroom">"Restroom"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. Used to describe a facility used by the public, customers, or other authorised users for parking motor vehicles, such as cars and trucks, commonly known as a car park (British English) or parking lot (American English). -->
  <string name="osm_tag_parking_lot">"Parking Lot"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. Used to describe the entry/exit point to a parking area. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_parking_entrance">"Parking Entrance"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. A place for people to sit. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_bench">"Bench"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. Used for the locating the point where taxis wait, not the point where passengers wait. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_taxi_waiting_area">"Taxi Waiting Area"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. A place where letters and parcels may be sent or collected.. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_post_office">"Post Office"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. A physical box used as a facility for the public to deposit outgoing postal items, such as letters and other small goods, intended for collection by the operator.. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_post_box">"Post Box"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. A single small container for depositing garbage that is easily accessible for pedestrians. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_waste_basket">"Waste Basket"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. A place where people can bathe under water sprays. May be run as a local amenity by the government, or part of commercial provisions. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_shower">"Shower"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. Refers to any parking space designed for bicycles, where one can leave a pedal cycle unattended in reasonable security. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_bike_parking">"Bike Parking"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. An informal place with sit-down facilities selling beverages and light meals and/or snacks. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_cafe">"Cafe"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. Generally a formal eating places with sit-down facilities selling full meals served by waiters and often licensed (where allowed) to sell alcoholic drinks. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_restaurant">"Restaurant"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. A public telephone, phone box, or telephone on a stand or wall. Usually you pay to use them, often only via a pre-pay card. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_telephone">"Telephone"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. Used to map a fuel station, also known as a filling station, petrol station, gas station and petrol garage. It is the retail-type facility where motor vehicles can be refueled. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_gas_station">"Gas Station"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. A financial establishment where customers can, among other services, deposit and withdraw money, take loans, make investments and transfer funds. This definition encompasses banks, credit unions, building societies, and other similar establishments. It does not include money lenders or financial offices that are not banks -->
  <string name="osm_tag_bank">"Bank"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. An automated teller machine (ATM), or automatic banking machine (ABM), or "cash machine", is a computerised telecommunications device that provides the clients of a financial institution with access to financial transactions in a public space without the need for a cashier, human clerk or bank teller. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_atm">"ATM"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. Used as a display name for place or a location. %@ is a bank name, such as "Chase ATM". -->
  <string name="osm_tag_atm_named">"%s ATM"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. Used as a display name for place or a location. %@ is an ATM id, such as "ATM 7" or "ATM B". -->
  <string name="osm_tag_atm_refed">"ATM %s"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. A bus stop is a place where passengers can board or alight from a bus. Its position may be marked by a shelter, pole, bus lay-by, or road markings. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_bus_stop">"Bus Stop"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. Used as a display name for place or a location. %@ is a bus stop name, such as "London Bus Stop". -->
  <string name="osm_tag_bus_stop_named">"%s Bus Stop"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. Used as a display name for place or a location. %@ is a bus stop id, such as "Bus Stop 7" or "Bus Stop B". -->
  <string name="osm_tag_bus_stop_refed">"Bus Stop %s"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. Used for a container or centre that accepts waste for recycling, and donations of used goods. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_recycling_bin">"Recycling Bin"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. A water feature with cultural, decorational or historical significance or which serves a recreational purpose. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_fountain">"Fountain"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. This covers places such as mosques, churches, cathedrals, synagogues, temples, etc. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_place_of_worship">"Place of Worship"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. Used for places where humans can obtain potable water for consumption. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_water_fountain">"Water Fountain"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. A facility used to clean the exterior and, in some cases, the interior of motor vehicles. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_car_wash">"Car Wash"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. A machine which dispenses items such as snacks, beverages, alcohol, cigarettes, lottery tickets, cologne, consumer products and even gold and gems to customers automatically, after the customer inserts currency or credit into the machine. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_vending_machine">"Vending Machine"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. Outdoor (sometimes indoor) areas specifically designed for children to play. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_playground">"Playground"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. An area designed for practising a particular sport, normally designated with appropriate markings. Examples include tennis courts, basketball courts, soccer pitches, and riding arenas. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_sports_field">"Sports Field"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. A place built for swimming as a recreational activity or sport. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_swimming_pool">"Swimming Pool"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. A distinguishable planned space, usually outdoors, set aside for the display, cultivation, and enjoyment of plants and other forms of nature. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_garden">"Garden"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. An area of open space for recreational use, usually designed and in semi-natural state with grassy areas, trees and bushes. Parks are usually urban, but not always. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_park">"Park"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. A table with benches, ideal for food and rest. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_picnic_table">"Picnic Table"</string>

<!-- Open Street Map term. A locality that is suitable for outdoors eating and may have any of a number of facilities to aid a picnic. -->
  <string name="osm_tag_picnic_area">"Picnic Area"</string>

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<!-- MARK: - Banners-->
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<!-- Scavenger Hunt Banner -->
  <string name="banner_custom_behavior_scavenger_hunt">"Scavenger hunt is active."</string>

<!-- Scavenger Hunt Banner, Hint -->
  <string name="banner_custom_behavior_scavenger_hunt_hint">"Double tap to read about or pause the scavenger hunt."</string>

<!-- Default banner when offline -->
  <string name="banner_offline_default_message">"Soundscape is working offline. Learn more"</string>

<!-- Offline banner when in Help -->
  <string name="banner_offline_help_message">"Soundscape is working offline."</string>

<!-- Offline banner when searching -->
  <string name="banner_offline_search_message">"Soundscape is working offline. Locations are limited to places you have walked by before or have already marked. Learn more"</string>

<!-- Banner when Soundscape goes back online -->
  <string name="banner_online_message">"Soundscape is back online"</string>

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<!-- MARK: - Share-->
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<!-- Title, Share the app with others -->
  <string name="share_title">"Share"</string>

<!-- Title, Share the app with others {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="share_prompt_title">"Enjoying Soundscape?"</string>

<!-- Message, Share the app with others {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="share_prompt_message">"Tell your friends and family about Soundscape"</string>

<!-- Message, Share the app with others {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="share_action_message">"Try Soundscape, an app I enjoy using for navigation with 3D sound:"</string>

<!-- MARK: - Local Push Notifications-->
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<!-- A title for a notification that will be displayed to the user after some time to remind to use the app {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="push_local_home_title">"Try Soundscape at home"</string>

<!-- A description for a notification that will be displayed to the user after some time to remind to use the app -->
  <string name="push_local_home_body">"Just choose a nearby destination, start the beacon and you'll hear it in the direction of your destination."</string>

<!-- A title for a notification that will be displayed to the user after some time to remind to use the app {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="push_local_walk_title">"Try Soundscape on your next walk"</string>

<!-- A description for a notification that will be displayed to the user after some time to remind to use the app -->
  <string name="push_local_walk_body">"Just start the app and enjoy the experience. You don't even have to choose a destination."</string>

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<!-- MARK: - What's New-->
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<!-- Description of how users can download new voices. "Settings" and "Spoken Content" should be translated in the same way they are translated in the iOS Settings app. {NumberedPlaceholder="iOS"} -->
  <string name="whats_new_3_2_0_2_description">"Additional voices, including enhanced quality voices, can be downloaded in the Spoken Content section of the iOS accessibility settings."</string>

<!-- MARK: - FAQs-->

<!-- Title of the Frequently Asked Questions page -->
  <string name="faq_title">"Frequently Asked Questions"</string>

<!-- Abbreviated title "FAQ" standing for "Frequently Asked Questions" -->
  <string name="faq_title_abbreviated">"FAQ"</string>

<!-- Title of the "Tips & Tricks" section in the help content -->
  <string name="faq_tips_title">"Tips"</string>

<!-- MARK: What is Soundscape?-->

<!-- Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_section_what_is_soundscape">"What is Soundscape and how should I use it?"</string>

<!-- Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_when_to_use_soundscape_question">"When should I use Soundscape?"</string>

<!-- Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. ’Lighting up your way with sound’ is a marketing tagline for the app. Intersection - A junction where two or more roads meet or cross. 3D sound is where the audio through your headphones sounds as though it is coming from a given direction, as if it was actually coming from a speaker. Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_when_to_use_soundscape_answer">"Soundscape has features and benefits that span a variety of scenarios and time scales. Furthermore, Soundscape’s value to you may evolve over time so how you use it today may differ from how you will use it in three months. People often think about apps in terms of \"what problem is this app good at solving?\" Soundscape certainly can be used on a case by case basis when you have a specific information need – such as keeping track of a destination as you make your way there, helping to orient yourself when you emerge from a metro station, getting your bearings when exiting a car, or finding the street names for, or distance to, the next intersection. However, the philosophy behind Soundscape is one of \"lighting up your world with sound\", designed to be used anytime you are out and about to provide ambient awareness of your surroundings, such as keeping you aware of the names of the streets you are on, the direction you are heading, and the names of businesses you are passing. In this use mode, our users have referred to Soundscape as a \"nice companion app\", which supports \"serendipity\", to \"fill in the gaps in your mental map\" and provide more \"confidence when walking\". Here are some other examples of how our users are incorporating Soundscape into their life:\n\n\"Soundscape helped me get back on track after I got off the bus and headed off in the wrong direction.\"\n\n\"Even in the town where I have lived for 3 years, I have built an improved picture of what is around me [with Soundscape].\"\n\n\"The 3D sound enhances my experience of a walk, as I feel more connected to my environment…I am more likely to try a new route now that I have the app to use.\"\n\n\"I miss the serendipity of walking around and noticing things. Having Soundscape is nice – it requires no effort to hear about things around me. The relational information is useful and is a great app for situational awareness and exploring commercial corridors.\"\n\n\"[I used Soundscape] to locate a pub in the middle of York. [I] used a range of its options to first locate and then actually find it. It took me to within 3 meters of the door – brilliant!\""</string>

<!-- Marker - A location that has been marked as important by the user or application. This can be an address, a business or a custom place such as an entrance, a bus stop or a bench. -->
  <string name="faq_markers_function_question">"What are Markers and how do I get the most out of them?"</string>

<!-- Marker - A location that has been marked as important by the user or application. This can be an address, a business or a custom place such as an entrance, a bus stop or a bench. 'The list' is referring to the list of places that appears when you add a new Marker. Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_markers_function_answer">"Markers are places that you have saved. They could be places that are discoverable within the app, or they could be entirely new places you have added yourself. You can save your current location as a marker by selecting the \"Use Current Location\" button on the home screen and then selecting \"Save as Marker\". You can save other locations as a marker by searching for the place you would like to save using the search bar, or finding somewhere using the \"Places Nearby\" button, both of which can be found on the Soundscape home screen. Once you have found the place you would like, selecting it will take you to the \"Location Details\" page. On this page, select the button called \"Save as Marker\"."</string>

<!-- MARK: Getting the Best Experience-->

<!-- Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_section_getting_the_best_experience">"How do I get the best out of Soundscape?"</string>

<!-- A 'beacon' is an audio signal that helps fix the position of a location - the audio signal is played from the direction of a location which helps navigating towards that direction. -->
  <string name="faq_what_can_I_set_question">"What can I set as a beacon?"</string>

<!-- An 'audio beacon' is an audio signal that helps fix the position of a location - the audio signal is played from the direction of a location which helps navigating towards that direction. Intersection - A junction where two or more roads meet or cross., Marker - A location that has been marked as important by the user or application. This can be an address, a business or a custom place such as an entrance, a bus stop or a bench. Point of interest - A specific location that someone may find useful or interesting. Quotation marks are written as \" -->
  <string name="faq_what_can_I_set_answer">"You can set an audio beacon on any business, place, point of interest, address, or intersection. There are a few ways you can add a location as a marker. First, view the details for a location by either using the search bar to search for a place, or tapping one of the \"Places Nearby\", \"Saved Markers\", or \"Current Location\" buttons and selecting a location. From the location details screen you can select the \"Start Audio Beacon\" button. Tapping this will return you to the home screen and turn on an audible beacon coming from the direction of the place you selected. The name of the place you have selected along with its distance and physical address, if available, will now be displayed on the main app screen."</string>

<!-- A 'beacon' is an audio signal that helps fix the position of a location - the audio signal is played from the direction of a location which helps navigating towards that direction. -->
  <string name="faq_how_to_use_beacon_question">"How do I use a beacon like a pro?"</string>

<!-- A 'beacon' is an audio signal that helps fix the position of a location - the audio signal is played from the direction of a location which helps navigating towards that direction. 'As the crow flies' is as expression which means roughly 'in a straight line'.'Spatilized' is referring to 'spatial audio' or '3D audio' which is where the audio through your headphones sounds as though it is coming from a given direction, as if it was actually coming from a speaker. 'Sweep the phone' is referring to rotating the phone around to point it in different directions. Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_how_to_use_beacon_answer">"You can think of the audible beacon as a \"lighthouse for the ears\", notifying you of where your destination is relative to your location, as the crow flies. Like a lighthouse, it does not tell you how to get there – you may need to make many navigation choices along the way, just as a sailboat will have to make many strategic \"tacks\" to get closer to the lighthouse. The continuous rhythmic sound of the audible beacon is spatialized from the direction of the destination, and helps you stay aware of the location of the destination relative to you as you walk. When you are walking directly toward the destination, or you point the phone toward the destination, a higher pitched \"ring\" sound will be heard. This feature allows you to pinpoint the direction of the destination since the direction of the rhythmic sound can sometimes be difficult to perceive in loud environments. When searching for the higher pitched \"ring\", hold the phone flat and sweep the phone slowly; turning your head to point in the same direction of the phone will ensure that you have the best spatial audio experience.\n\nThe lighthouse metaphor for the beacon’s design has several natural implications:\n\n1. There is no \"correct\" direction to travel when using the beacon, instead, with Soundscape you choose how to get there;\n2. The higher pitched \"ring\" helps you pinpoint the direction of the destination only – it is not an indication of how you should get there;\n3. If you generally know how to get to your destination, you may wish to mute the beacon for the majority of your trip and turn it on only as you get closer to your destination."</string>

<!-- A 'beacon' is an audio signal that helps fix the position of a location - the audio signal is played from the direction of a location which helps navigating towards that direction. -->
  <string name="faq_why_does_beacon_disappear_question">"Why does the audible beacon disappear sometimes?"</string>

<!-- A 'beacon' is an audio signal that helps fix the position of a location - the audio signal is played from the direction of a location which helps navigating towards that direction. Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_why_does_beacon_disappear_answer">"Soundscape’s audible beacon is fundamentally a directional cue, telling you where your destination is relative to the direction you are facing. When Soundscape is uncertain about what direction you are facing, it lowers the volume of the beacon. Most often this occurs if you have been walking with the phone stored in a pocket or bag, and you stop moving, such as to cross a street. The beacon will get louder once you start moving again, or if you hold the phone flat and point it in the direction you are facing."</string>

<!-- A 'beacon' is an audio signal that helps fix the position of a location - the audio signal is played from the direction of a location which helps navigating towards that direction. -->
  <string name="faq_beacon_on_address_question">"Can I set a beacon on an address?"</string>

<!-- Marker - A location that has been marked as important by the user or application. This can be an address, a business or a custom place such as an entrance, a bus stop or a bench., A 'beacon' is an audio signal that helps fix the position of a location - the audio signal is played from the direction of a location which helps navigating towards that direction. 'Voiceover' is an iPhone feature to help people who are visually impaired use the iPhone. Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="VoiceOver"} -->
  <string name="faq_beacon_on_address_answer">"Yes you can. Addresses are not listed by default but can be found using the search field. To save this address so you don’t need to search for it again, you can add it as a marker from the home screen by selecting the \"add to markers\" button, or using VoiceOver actions on the beacon on the home screen."</string>

<!-- A 'beacon' is an audio signal that helps fix the position of a location - the audio signal is played from the direction of a location which helps navigating towards that direction. -->
  <string name="faq_beacon_on_home_question">"How do I set a beacon on my home?"</string>

<!-- A 'beacon' is an audio signal that helps fix the position of a location - the audio signal is played from the direction of a location which helps navigating towards that direction. Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. Marker - A location that has been marked as important by the user or application; this can be an address, a business or a custom place such as an entrance, a bus stop or a bench. "Start Audio Beacon" should be translated the same as "location_detail.action.beacon". Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_beacon_on_home_answer">"Soundscape supports setting beacons on addresses. To set a beacon on your home, or any other address, search for a location from the main Soundscape screen. On the \"Location Details\" screen, tap the \"Start Audio Beacon\" button."</string>

<!-- A 'beacon' is an audio signal that helps fix the position of a location - the audio signal is played from the direction of a location which helps navigating towards that direction. Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_how_close_to_destination_question">"When I set a beacon on a destination, how close will Soundscape get me to the destination? "</string>

<!-- Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. A 'beacon' is an audio signal that helps fix the position of a location - the audio signal is played from the direction of a location which helps navigating towards that direction. Callout - a short audio clip with speech and/or sound effect serving as a piece of information. For example, the application can output an audio callout to notify the user that the battery is low. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_how_close_to_destination_answer">"Soundscape can determine the location of your destination to within several meters, but not less. When Soundscape determines that you are close to your destination, you will hear a final callout that your destination is nearby, and the beacon will turn off."</string>

<!-- A 'beacon' is an audio signal that helps fix the position of a location - the audio signal is played from the direction of a location which helps navigating towards that direction. -->
  <string name="faq_turn_beacon_back_on_question">"Can I turn the beacon back on when I am close to my destination?"</string>

<!-- Preserve meter unit - Do not convert. A 'beacon' is an audio signal that helps fix the position of a location - the audio signal is played from the direction of a location which helps navigating towards that direction. "Location Services" refers to the feature of the same name in iOS. It should be translated in the same manner that it is in the Settings app under Settings > Privacy > Location Services.  Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape","10"} -->
  <string name="faq_turn_beacon_back_on_answer">"Yes, you can turn the beacon back on once Soundscape turns it off by selecting the \"unmute beacon button\"; however, since Location Services is only accurate to about 10 meters, we cannot guarantee the behavior of the beacon when you are within a few meters of your destination."</string>

<!-- Intersection - A junction where two or more roads meet or cross. Callout - a short audio clip with speech and/or sound effect serving as a piece of information. For example, the application can output an audio callout to notify the user that the battery is low. Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_road_names_question">"Why does Soundscape call out road names twice when I approach an intersection?"</string>

<!-- Intersection - A junction where two or more roads meet or cross. Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. 'Spatial audio' is where the audio through your headphones sounds as though it is coming from a given direction, as if it was actually coming from a speaker. 'T' here refers to the shape of the intersection, it's a three way intersection that resembles the shape of the letter 'T'. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_road_names_answer">"To accommodate a variety of intersection configurations, Soundscape describes intersections as segments of roadways that depart from a common point. Soundscape uses spatial audio to indicate the name of the road that goes to the left, the name of the road that continues straight ahead, and the name of the road that goes to the right, in that order. If the description of the intersection begins with the road you are on rather than one to the left, then the intersection is a T with the road you are on continuing ahead and a road intersecting from the right. Similarly, if the description only includes a road to the left and to the right, you will know that the road you are on ends at a T ahead of you. This method of describing intersections also supports the case when a road changes name at an intersection."</string>

<!-- Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_why_not_every_business_question">"Why doesn’t Soundscape announce every business that I pass?"</string>

<!-- Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape","Open Street Map","OSM"} -->
  <string name="faq_why_not_every_business_answer">"Soundscape is designed not to be too chatty. In addition, it uses Open Street Map as its back-end data source. Open Street Map (OSM, https://www.openstreetmap.org/) is a community-developed and edited map of the world, relying on individuals, to enter and curate the data. If a business or point of interest is not announced by Soundscape, the most probable reason is that the business has not been added, or in some cases updated, by a member of the OSM community yet."</string>

<!-- Callout - a short audio clip with speech and/or sound effect serving as a piece of information. For example, the application can output an audio callout to notify the user that the battery is low. -->
  <string name="faq_callouts_stopping_in_vehicle_question">"Why do some callouts stop when I'm in a vehicle?"</string>

<!-- Intersection - A junction where two or more roads meet or cross. Callout - a short audio clip with speech and/or sound effect serving as a piece of information. For example, Approaching Intersection, Oxford Street goes left, Regents Street Continues ahead, Oxford Street goes right. Or Approaching Intersection, High Street continues ahead, Richmond Avenue goes right. -->
  <string name="faq_callouts_stopping_in_vehicle_answer">"In order to stop the number of callouts becoming overwhelming, some categories, such as intersections, are not announced automatically when you’re traveling in a vehicle."</string>

<!-- Callout - a short audio clip with speech and/or sound effect serving as a piece of information. For example, the application can output an audio callout to notify the user that the battery is low. -->
  <string name="faq_miss_a_callout_question">"What if I don't understand a callout or miss it because of ambient noise?"</string>

<!-- Callout - a short audio clip with speech and/or sound effect serving as a piece of information. For example, the application can output an audio callout to notify the user that the battery is low. Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. A 'beacon' is an audio signal that helps fix the position of a location - the audio signal is played from the direction of a location which helps navigating towards that direction. Quotes written as \". {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_miss_a_callout_answer">"Soundscape has a list of your recent callouts so that you can revisit callouts that you might have missed. To find this, tap on the search bar on the Soundscape home screen. At the bottom of this page, there is a section for \"Recent Callouts\" where the callout you missed will be listed."</string>

<!-- MARK: How Soundscape Works-->

<!-- Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_section_how_soundscape_works">"How does Soundscape work?"</string>

<!-- Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_supported_phones_question">"What phone does Soundscape run on?"</string>

<!-- iPhone SE, 6S are Apple's models of phones. Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape","Apple iOS","iPhone SE","iPhone 6S"} -->
  <string name="faq_supported_phones_answer">"Soundscape is currently available for Apple iOS, running on iPhone SE, iPhone 6S and later."</string>

<!-- Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_supported_headsets_question">"What headphones should I use with Soundscape?"</string>

<!-- Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. 3D spatial audio is where the audio through your headphones sounds as though it is coming from a given direction, as if it was actually coming from a speaker. Callout - a short audio clip with speech and/or sound effect serving as a piece of information. For example, the application can output an audio callout to notify the user that the battery is low. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_supported_headsets_answer">"Which headphones you use with Soundscape is a matter of personal preference, and each option comes with benefits and trade-offs. The only specific requirement is to use a pair of stereo headphones so that you can take advantage of Soundscape’s 3D spatial audio callouts."</string>

<!-- Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_battery_impact_question">"How does Soundscape impact my iPhone’s battery?"</string>

<!-- Sleep - To put the app in an idle state for a period of time. Snooze - To put the app in an idle state that is interrupted by user movement. Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape","iPhone"} -->
  <string name="faq_battery_impact_answer">"Battery life varies significantly depending on which iPhone you own and how old it is. The biggest drain on your battery is having the screen on, so to maximize the battery life of your phone you should keep the screen locked whenever possible. To help minimize the impact on your iPhone battery Soundscape now has a Sleep Mode and a Snooze Mode. To further reduce the amount of battery you use, when you aren’t using Soundscape, you should force close it via your iPhone’s App Switcher. "</string>

<!-- Sleep - To put the app in an idle state for a period of time. Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_sleep_mode_battery_question">"How do I use Sleep Mode to minimize Soundscape’s impact on my phone battery?"</string>

<!-- Sleep - To put the app in an idle state for a period of time. Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. "Location Services" refers to the feature of the same name in iOS. It should be translated in the same manner that it is in the Settings app under Settings > Privacy > Location Services. Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_sleep_mode_battery_answer">"To put Soundscape in to Sleep Mode select the \"Sleep\" button in the top right hand corner of the screen. When you select this Soundscape will stop using Location Services and mobile data until you choose to wake it up again."</string>

<!-- Snooze - To put the app in an idle state that is interrupted by user movement. Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_snooze_mode_battery_question">"How do I use Snooze mode to minimize Soundscape’s impact on my phone battery?"</string>

<!-- Snooze - To put the app in an idle state that is interrupted by user movement. Sleep - To put the app in an idle state for a period of time. Wake Up - To restore the app from a sleep (idle) state. Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_snooze_mode_battery_answer">"To put Soundscape in to Snooze Mode select the \"Sleep\" button in the top right hand corner of the screen. Once Soundscape’s in Sleep mode, select the \"Wake up when I leave\" button and Soundscape will go in to a low power state until you leave your current location."</string>

<!-- A question about how different headsets affect the phone's battery consumption -->
  <string name="faq_headset_battery_impact_question">"How does my choice of headphones affect the battery life of my phone?"</string>

<!-- An answer to the question about how different headsets affect the phone's battery consumption. -->
  <string name="faq_headset_battery_impact_answer">"In our tests, the battery consumption of Bluetooth headphones is comparable to wired headphones and should not be a significant factor to consider when selecting headphones. That said, both earbud and bone-conducting headphones have wired and wireless model options."</string>

<!-- Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_background_battery_impact_question">"How does running Soundscape in the background impact battery life of my phone?"</string>

<!-- 'Location Services' in the name of the iPhone feature that gives an app the iPhones location. Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_background_battery_impact_answer">"Soundscape is a location-based app and uses Location Services to determine your location. In our tests, Soundscape does not consume any more battery than the average map application; but if you are concerned about battery consumption when using your phone, the following are a few tips which will help lower usage:\n\n1. Turn the screen display off as much as possible when you are not interacting with the app.\n2. When not using the app, close it down. Soundscape uses location services continually when it is running so that it always knows your location, even when you are not moving. Don’t forget to restart the app when you resume your journey.\n3. In cold weather, keep your phone warm as batteries perform more poorly in colder temperatures."</string>

<!-- Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_mobile_data_use_question">"How much mobile data does Soundscape use?"</string>

<!-- Wi-Fi - The set of standards for delivering digital information over high-frequency, wireless local area networks, defined by IEEE 802.11. 'Force close' is referring to the way to completely close an iPhone app rather than just putting it in to the background. "Sleep" should be translated the in the same way as the string for key "sleep.sleep". Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_mobile_data_use_answer">"The amount of mobile data used depends on how you use Soundscape. We have designed Soundscape to use only a small amount of data when you’re out and about by doing things like saving points as you walk around so you don’t need to download them again every time you go back to somewhere you’ve already been. To reduce the amount of mobile data you use, make sure you are connected to Wi-Fi whenever possible, particularly to download the app. When you are not using Soundscape, you should use the \"Sleep\" button to put Soundscape to sleep or force close the app."</string>

<!-- Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_difference_from_map_apps_question">"How is Soundscape different from other map apps?"</string>

<!-- Wayfinding - The process or activity of ascertaining one’s position and planning and following a route. 3D sound is where the audio through your headphones sounds as though it is coming from a given direction, as if it was actually coming from a speaker. Intersection - A junction where two or more roads meet or cross. Callout - a short audio clip with speech and/or sound effect serving as a piece of information. For example, the application can output an audio callout to notify the user that the battery is low. Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using spatial audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_difference_from_map_apps_answer">"Soundscape provides an ambient description of your surroundings in aid of exploration and way-finding. Using spatial audio, Soundscape will call out points of interest, parks, roads, and intersections from the direction they physically are in your immediate environment as you walk. For example, if you pass a shop on your right, you will hear the name of the shop sounding from your right. As you approach an intersection, you will hear each road name sounding from the direction it goes in, beginning to your left, ahead and to the right.\n\nInstead of turn by turn directions as often provided by other map applications, Soundscape will play an audible beacon in the direction of your destination, empowering you to make your way there on your terms using your increased awareness of your surroundings and the location of your destination. Soundscape is designed to run in the background, enabling you to use a turn by turn directions app, all the while continuing to provide environmental awareness as you make your way to your destination."</string>

<!-- Wayfinding - The process or activity of ascertaining one’s position and planning and following a route. Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_use_with_wayfinding_apps_question">"How do I use Soundscape with a wayfinding app?"</string>

<!-- Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. A 'beacon' is an audio signal that helps fix the position of a location - the audio signal is played from the direction of a location which helps navigating towards that direction. Intersection - A junction where two or more roads meet or cross. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_use_with_wayfinding_apps_answer">"Soundscape is designed as an awareness app to help fill in details about your environment that you may not be aware of otherwise. While it is not designed as a turn-by-turn navigation app, it can be used alongside such apps to provide complementary information. To use Soundscape with these apps, start your navigation app first. Then, move over to Soundscape and set a beacon on the same destination as in the navigation app. At this point, both apps will be running and you will hear walking directions from your navigation app, while getting updates on points of interest, intersections, and your distance to your destination from Soundscape."</string>

<!-- Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_controlling_what_you_hear_question">"How do I control what I hear and when I hear it in Soundscape?"</string>

<!-- Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. Callout - a short audio clip with speech and/or sound effect serving as a piece of information. For example, the application can output an audio callout to notify the user that the battery is low. A 'beacon' or 'audio beacon' is an audio signal that helps fix the position of a location - the audio signal is played from the direction of a location which helps navigating towards that direction. Intersection - A junction where two or more roads meet or cross. Point of interest - A specific location that someone may find useful or interesting. Snooze - To put the app in an idle state that is interrupted by user movement. Sleep - To put the app in an idle state for a period of time. Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_controlling_what_you_hear_answer">"Soundscape provides several ways to control what you hear and when:\n\n1. Immediately stop all audio: Double tap the screen with two fingers to immediately turn off all audio, including any callout that is currently playing and the beacon if it is on. Callouts will resume automatically when you approach the next intersection or point of interest, but the audible beacon will not. Select the \"unmute beacon button\" on the main screen to resume hearing the beacon.\n2. Stop automatic callouts: When you are not traveling or have reached a destination, you probably will not need Soundscape to continue to notify you of things around you. Instead of exiting the app, you can put Soundscape in to Snooze mode and it will wake up again when you leave, or you can put Soundscape into Sleep mode and it will stay off until you choose to turn it back on. Alternatively, you can select \"Settings\" from the menu and choose to turn all callouts off in the \"Manage Callouts\" section.\n3. Stop the beacon: There are several scenarios for which you might set a destination, but not need the audible beacon on. For example, you may know exactly how to get to your destination but want to get automatic updates about how far away you are from your destination. Or, you may know roughly how to get to your destination, and only need the audio beacon as you near your destination. Whatever the case, you can choose when to hear the beacon by toggling the \"mute beacon\"/\"unmute beacon\" button on the main screen."</string>

<!-- A frequently asked question about how the user should hold their phone -->
  <string name="faq_holding_phone_flat_question">"Do I need to hold the phone in my hand all the time?"</string>

<!-- Callout - a short audio clip with speech and/or sound effect serving as a piece of information. For example, the application can output an audio callout to notify the user that the battery is low. Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. A 'beacon' is an audio signal that helps fix the position of a location - the audio signal is played from the direction of a location which helps navigating towards that direction. Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_holding_phone_flat_answer">"No! While walking you can put the phone away in a bag or pocket or wherever is convenient. Soundscape will use the direction you are walking to figure out which callouts to announce to your left and to your right. When you stop moving, Soundscape does not know which direction you are facing. If the audible beacon is on, you will notice it get quiet until you start moving again. You can pull the phone out to press the location and exploration buttons at the bottom of the screen at any time but make sure to hold the phone with the top of the phone pointing in the direction you are facing and with the screen to the sky. In this \"flat\" position, Soundscape will use the phone’s compass to determine which way you are facing and provide accurate spatial callouts. If the beacon is on, you will also notice that it returns to full volume."</string>

<!-- Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_personalize_experience_question">"In what ways can I personalize my Soundscape experience?"</string>

<!-- All of the terms in the string "Settings > Accessibility > Spoken Content > Voices" should be translated such that they are consistant with those in the iOS Settings app. Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. Callout - a short audio clip with speech and/or sound effect serving as a piece of information. For example, the application can output an audio callout to notify the user that the battery is low. 'Nearby Markers' is the name of one of the buttons in the app. 'Voiceover' is an iPhone feature to help people who are visually impaired use the iPhone. 'Audio Ducking' is the name of an accessibility feature on the iPhone which reduces the volume of an app while 'Voiceover' is speaking. 'Touch ID' is the name of the iPhone feature for unlocking your phone using your finger print. 'Face ID' is the name of the iPhone feature for unlocking your phone using your face. 'Passcode' and 'iPhone Unlock' are all names of sections in the iPhone 'Settings' app. 'My Location', 'Around Me' and 'Ahead of Me' are buttons in the Soundscape app. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape", "VoiceOver","Touch ID", "Face ID","iOS"} -->
  <string name="faq_personalize_experience_answer">"Soundscape allows you to customize three key aspects of the callouts you hear as you are walking:\n\n1. Voice: You can choose which of the available voices on iOS you would like Soundscape to use, as well as the speed at which callouts are spoken. From the Menu, select Settings, then Voice to adjust the Speaking Rate and Voice settings. Additional voices and enhanced voices with a higher quality can be downloaded in the iOS Settings app at Settings > Accessibility > Spoken Content > Voices. \n2. Distance Metric: Soundscape allows you to hear all distances in either feet or meters. From the Menu, select Settings. The Units of Measure section allows you to toggle between two options: Imperial (feet) and Metric (meters).\n3. Markers: You can mark your world with anything you care about. You can mark things that are personal and relevant to you like your home, your office and your preferred grocery store. Then Soundscape will automatically call out marked places as you walk by or approach them, or you can also use the Nearby Markers button at the bottom of the Soundscape home screen to hear a spatial callout of marked places around you. These markers will remain personal to you and will not be available to anyone else.\n\nIn addition to the above, the following VoiceOver settings can influence how Soundscape behaves:\n\n1. VoiceOver Tips: When VoiceOver tips are turned ON, you will hear more information about all the buttons on the primary Soundscape screen. You can turn on VoiceOver tips by navigating to the iOS Settings app and going to Accessibility > VoiceOver > Verbosity, and turning the Speak Hints setting on.\n2. Audio Ducking: Soundscape is designed to work with Audio Ducking turned OFF. When Audio Ducking is on, automatic callouts can be difficult to hear if VoiceOver is used simultaneously. We recommend turning Audio Ducking off to make it easier to hear all automatic callouts that occur as you are interacting with the phone. Audio ducking can be turned off in VoiceOver settings or via the VoiceOver rotor.\n3. Touch ID or Face ID to Unlock: Setting your phone to unlock using Touch ID or Face ID will make unlocking the phone fast and easy, and in turn, allow you to access the My Location, Around Me, and Ahead of Me buttons as quickly as possible when you are on the go. Set up Touch ID or Face ID unlocking in the iOS Settings app."</string>

<!-- Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape","Open Street Map"} -->
  <string name="faq_what_is_osm_question">"What is Open Street Map and why do we use it for Soundscape?"</string>

<!-- Callout - a short audio clip with speech and/or sound effect serving as a piece of information. For example, the application can output an audio callout to notify the user that the battery is low. Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape","Open Street Map"} -->
  <string name="faq_what_is_osm_answer">"Soundscape draws on geographic map data to provide the information callouts in the app. The primary map source we use is Open Street Map (www.openstreetmap.org) which is a rich community generated mapping platform, that enables organizations and individuals to improve the quality and granularity of the information provided and the accessibility of their spaces using Open Street Map map authoring tools."</string>

<!-- MARK: Tips & Tricks-->

<!-- The 'beacon' is an audio signal that helps fix the position of a location - the audio signal is played from the direction of a location which helps navigating towards that direction. Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_tip_beacon_quiet">"If you put your phone in your pocket and stop moving, the beacon sound will get quieter because Soundscape can’t tell which way you are facing. Solve this by starting to walk again, or pulling your phone out and holding it flat."</string>

<!-- The 'beacon' is an audio signal that helps fix the position of a location - the audio signal is played from the direction of a location which helps navigating towards that direction. "Start Audio Beacon" should be translated the same as "location_detail.action.beacon" Quotes written as \" -->
  <string name="faq_tip_setting_beacon_on_address">"You can set a beacon on any address. From the main Soundscape screen, search for the address. After selecting the address in the search results, a \"Location Details\" screen will be shown and it has an option to \"Start Audio Beacon\" on the address. In this way, you can set a beacon on businesses, places, points of interest, and residences that are not in Open Street Maps."</string>

<!-- 'Nearby Places' is a screen in the app that shows a list of places that are close to the user. Quotes written as \" -->
  <string name="faq_tip_finding_bus_stops">"You can find nearby bus stops by selecting the \"Public Transit\" filter in the Nearby Places list."</string>

<!-- Preserve meters unit - Do not convert. The 'beacon' is an audio signal that helps fix the position of a location - the audio signal is played from the direction of a location which helps navigating towards that direction. {NumberedPlaceholder="50"} -->
  <string name="faq_tip_turning_beacon_off">"You can turn on and off the rhythmic sound of the beacon using the mute button on the home screen. If the beacon is muted you will still get updates about your distance to your destination every 50 meters or so."</string>

<!-- 'Manage Callouts' is the name of one of the sections on the Soundscape Settings screen. Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. Callout - a short audio clip with speech and/or sound effect serving as a piece of information. For example, the application can output an audio callout to notify the user that the battery is low. Snooze - To put the app in an idle state that is interrupted by user movement. Sleep - To put the app in an idle state for a period of time. Quotes written as \" {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_tip_turning_off_auto_callouts">"If you still want to interact with Soundscape but don’t want to hear automatic callouts you can turn callouts off by going to the \"Manage Callouts\" section of the \"Settings\" page from the menu. Or, if you aren’t going to be using Soundscape you can put it in either Sleep or Snooze mode using the \"Sleep\" button on the home screen."</string>

<!-- Soundscape - The app that explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people, particularly those with blindness or low vision, to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around by using 3D audio cues to enrich ambient awareness and provide a new way to relate to the environment. {NumberedPlaceholder="Soundscape"} -->
  <string name="faq_tip_hold_phone_flat">"Soundscape works best when you hold the phone flat with the screen facing the sky and the top of the phone pointing away from you."</string>

<!-- Marker - A location that has been marked as important by the user or application. This can be an address, a business or a custom place such as an entrance, a bus stop or a bench. The 'beacon' is an audio signal that helps fix the position of a location - the audio signal is played from the direction of a location which helps navigating towards that direction. 'Manage Markers' is the name of one of the options in the Soundscape menu. Quotes written as \" -->
  <string name="faq_tip_create_marker_at_bus_stop">"If there is a bus route you take regularly, set your pickup and exit stops as Markers. This way they will be saved so you can find them again easily, just go to \"Manage Markers\" from the menu and find them in the list. You can set a beacon on them and you will get periodic updates on how close you are to your exit stop. Note: you can turn off the rhythmic sound and you will still get distance updates along the way."</string>

<!-- Callout - a short audio clip with speech and/or sound effect serving as a piece of information. For example, the application can output an audio callout to notify the user that the battery is low. -->
  <string name="faq_tip_two_finger_double_tap">"Tapping the screen twice with two fingers will silence any active callouts."</string>

  <!-- New language strings since iOS -->
  <string name="no_language_selected">No language selected</string>
  <string name="street_preview_enabled">Street Preview enabled</string>
  <string name="street_preview_disabled">Street Preview disabled</string>

  <!--    Original iOS Soundscape doesn't have translations strings for Notifications -->
  <string name="first_launch_permissions_notification">Notifications</string>

  <!-- TODO these strings aren't translated yet -->>
  <string name="notification_text" translatable="false">We are running this location service in the foreground</string>
  <string name="general_error_notification_services_authorize_description" translatable="false">Soundscape uses notifications to let you know if it is currently working. Soundscape will work without this permission.</string>
  <string name="first_launch_permissions_background_location_title" translatable="false">Background Location Permission</string>
  <string name="first_launch_permissions_background_location_description" translatable="false">To allow Soundscape to work in the background, the app needs access to background location services.</string>
  <string name="search_hint_input" translatable="false">Search for an address</string>
  <string name="cancel_search_contentDescription" translatable="false">Cancel search</string>
  <string name="osm_tag_train_station"  translatable="false">"Train station"</string>
  <string name="osm_tag_train_station_named"  translatable="false">"%s Train station"</string>
  <string name="osm_tag_tram_stop"  translatable="false">"Tram stop"</string>
  <string name="osm_tag_tram_stop_named"  translatable="false">"%s tram stop"</string>
  <string name="osm_tag_subway"  translatable="false">"Subway station"</string>
  <string name="osm_tag_subway_named"  translatable="false">"%s subway station"</string>
  <string name="osm_tag_ferry_terminal"  translatable="false">"Ferry_terminal"</string>
  <string name="osm_tag_ferry_terminal_named"  translatable="false">"%s ferry_terminal"</string>
  <string name="menu_manage_audio" translatable="false">"Manage Audio"</string>
  <string name="menu_manage_accessibility" translatable="false">"Manage Accessibility"</string>
  <string name="settings_hints" translatable="false">"Enable TalkBack hints"</string>
  <string name="settings_theme_is_light" translatable="false">"Use light theme"</string>
  <string name="settings_theme_contrast" translatable="false">"Theme contrast"</string>
  <string name="street_preview_exit" translatable="false">"Exit Street Preview"</string>
  <string name="settings_travel_recording" translatable="false">"Enable recording of travel"</string>
  <string name="settings_debug_heading" translatable="false">"Debug settings"</string>
  <string name="menu_share_recorded_route" translatable="false">"Share recording of travel"</string>

  <string name="confect_name_to_via" translatable="false">"%s to %s via %s"</string>
  <string name="confect_name_to" translatable="false">"%s to %s"</string>
  <string name="confect_name_joins" translatable="false">"%s that joins %s and %s"</string>
  <string name="confect_name_via" translatable="false">"%s via %s"</string>
  <string name="confect_name_pavement_next_to" translatable="false">"Pavement next to %s"</string>
  <string name="confect_name_pavement" translatable="false">"Pavement"</string>
  <string name="confect_name_dead_end" translatable="false">"dead end"</string>

  <!-- We need to encode < as &lt; to prevent them being stripped prior to use -->
  <string name="about_soundscape"  translatable="false">Soundscape explores the use of innovative audio-based technology to enable people to build a richer awareness of their surroundings, thus becoming more confident and empowered to get around.</string>

  <!-- Licensing strings -->
  <string name="copyright_notices"  translatable="false">Soundscape wouldn\'t be possible without these fantastic third party libraries and data. Click on the links to see their licenses:</string>
  <string name="osm_copyright"  translatable="false">&lt;a href="https://www.openstreetmap.org/copyright">&#169;OpenStreetMap contributors&lt;/a> provide all of the geo data for mapping and audio used in Soundscape.</string>
  <string name="openmaptiles_copyright"  translatable="false">&lt;a href="https://github.com/openmaptiles/openmaptiles/blob/master/LICENSE.md">&#169;OpenMapTiles&lt;/a> is used to generate the mapping tiles that we use.</string>
  <string name="fmod_copyright"  translatable="false">&lt;a href="https://www.fmod.com/legal">Audio Engine: FMOD Studio by Firelight Technologies Pty Ltd.&lt;/a> takes care of the audio playback.</string>
  <!-- BSD 2-clause -->
  <string name="maplibre_copyright"  translatable="false">&lt;a href="https://github.com/maplibre/maplibre-native/blob/main/LICENSE.md">&#169;MapLibre&lt;/a> performs the map rendering for the UI.</string>
  <!-- Eclipse -->
  <string name="junit_copyright"  translatable="false">&lt;a href="https://github.com/junit-team/junit4/blob/main/LICENSE-junit.txt">junit-team/junit4&lt;/a> for unit testing.</string>

  <!-- Apache 2.0 -->
  <string name="apache_notices"  translatable="false">The remainder of the licenses are all Apache 2.0:</string>
  <string name="rtree_copyright"  translatable="false">&lt;a href="https://github.com/davidmoten/rtree2/blob/master/LICENCE">rtree2&lt;/a> makes our local geo-search much more efficient.</string>
  <string name="realm_copyright"  translatable="false">&lt;a href="https://github.com/realm/realm-kotlin/blob/main/LICENSE">Realm&lt;/a> takes care of our database.</string>
  <string name="moshi_copyright"  translatable="false">&lt;a href="https://github.com/square/moshi/blob/master/LICENSE.txt">square/moshi&lt;/a> for GeoJSON parsing.</string>
  <string name="retrofit_copyright"  translatable="false">&lt;a href="https://github.com/square/retrofit/blob/trunk/LICENSE.txt">square/retrofit&lt;/a> HTTP client abstraction.</string>
  <string name="okhttp_copyright"  translatable="false">&lt;a href="https://github.com/square/okhttp/blob/master/LICENSE.txt">square/okhttp&lt;/a> underlying HTTP client.</string>
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