(Lookouts)/game — French @ Weblate: "Nope."

Key	English	French
# Rest 100, Speaker "Joseph"	"...So, do you know how to play vingt-en-un?"	"... Alors, tu sais jouer au trente et un ?"
# Choices:2857	Yes	Oui
Choice at line 2858	No	Non
# Rest 101, Speaker "$Player"	"Yep."	"Oui."
# Rest 102, Speaker "Joseph"	"Right, let's play. Like I said, first to five wins."	"D'accord, jouons. Comme j'l'ai dit, gagnant en cinq manches."
# Rest 103	You took the feather in your hand. Twisting the smooth quill back and forth a couple times between your thumb and forefinger.	Tu prends la plume dans ta main. Tournant la plume lisse d'avant en arrière quelques fois entre ton pouce et ton index.
# Rest 104	It was thin and tapered and the colour of coffee. Thick, uneven stripes of cream white ran all along it from the middle.	C'était fin et conique avec une couleur de café. Des rayures épaisses et irrégulières de blanc crème le long du milieu.
# Rest 105, Speaker "$Player"	"Thank you, Joseph."	"Merci, Joseph."
# Rest 106, Speaker "Joseph"	"Don't mention it."	"N'en parle pas."
# Rest 107	You pocketed the feather carefully.	Tu ranges la plume prudemment.
# Rest 108, Speaker "$Player"	"...We should probably, uh, get back to it."	"... On devrait peut-être, euh, y retourner."
# Rest 109, Speaker "Joseph"	"Long as you're happy to and can stand steady then I'm ready too!"	"Tant que t'es content et que tu tiens droit alors j'suis prêt aussi."
# Rest 110	You swung yourself on to your knees and stood up with a spritely jump.	Tu pivotes sur tes genoux et te relève avec un saut rapide.
# Rest 111, Speaker "$Player"	"All ready. Let's get a wiggle on."	"Je suis prêt. Mettons-nous en route."
# Rest 112, Speaker "Joseph"	"Yessir."	"Oui."
# Rules 1, Speaker "$Player", Duplicated with dialogue Rest 55	"Nope."	"Non."
# Rules 2, Speaker "Joseph"	"Awright, rules are simple. I'm the dealer, ah deal you two cards face up, and deal myself one face up and one face down."	"Alors, les règles sont simple. Je suis le croupier, j'te donne deux cartes face visible, et j'me donne une face visible et une face cachée."
# Rules 3, Speaker "Joseph"	"Idea is to get as high a number from yer cards as you can without going over twenty one."	"L'idée est d'avoir le plus de carte possible en se ne dépassant pas vingt-et-un points."
# Rules 4, Speaker "Joseph"	"If you go over twenty one, it's a bust, same goes for me. But you need to get a higher number than me to win. A draw is called a push."	"Si tu dépasses vingt-et-un, c'est la faillite, Pareil pour moi. Mais tu dois avoir plus de points que moi pour gagner. Une égalité est une poussée."
# Rules 5, Speaker "Joseph"	"You can hit to get another card, or stand to stick with what you have. You can hit as many times as you like as long as yer under twenty one."	"Tu peux piocher une autre carte, ou rester avec c'que t'as. Tu peux piocher tant que tu veux, tant que tu restes sous les vingt-et-un points."
# Rules 6, Speaker "Joseph"	"After you stand, ah flip over my face down card and have to hit as long as it's under seventeen."	"Après t'être stand, j'retourne ma carte face cachée et j'dois piocher tant qu'j'suis sous dix-sept."
# Rules 7, Speaker "Joseph"	"If ah go bust, or my number is lower than yours, you win."	"Si j'fais faillite, ou si j'ai moins d'points qu'toi, tu gagnes."
# Rules 8, Speaker "Joseph"	"If you get twenty one exactly then you don't hit or stand, and ah can get a push in that case if ah also get twenty one."	"Si tu as pile vingt-et-un points et ne pioches ni ne standes , j'peux avoir une poussée, si j'ai aussi vingt-et-un points."
# Rules 9, Speaker "Joseph"	"Cards are worth what the number says, face cards like King, Queen, Jack are ten."	"Les cartes valent c'qu'y a écrit dessus, les têtes comme le Roi, la Reine et le Valet valent dix."
# Rules 10, Speaker "Joseph"	"Where things can get a lil confoundin' is that the Ace is worth either one or eleven."	"Là ou ça s'complique c'est que l'As vaut soit un ou onze."
# Rules 11, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ace is worth eleven in a hand unless it would be a bust, in which case it's just a one. Ace can still be an eleven if it would let you win."	"L'As vaut onze jusqu'à ce qu'il mène à la faillite, dans ce cas il devient un simple un. L'As reste un onze si il te fait gagner."
# Rules 12, Speaker "Joseph"	"Gets a little muddled during games sometimes but I ain't tryna cheat ya, so don't worry 'bout it too much."	"Tu vas être un peu confus pendant la partie mais j'essayerais de pas tricher, donc t'inquiètes pas trop."
# Won 1, Speaker "Joseph"	"Darn, well, there ya have it."	"Flûte, et bien t'as gagné."
# Won 2, Speaker "Joseph"	"Take your prize sir!"	"Votre récompense, m'sieur !"
# Lost 1, Speaker "Joseph"	"Sorry, bucko. House always wins, eh?"	"Pas d'bol. Le local est toujours gagnant, hein ?"
# Lost 2, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah well, it's still a game of luck, end of the day. Well played, sir."	"Tant pis, après tout c'est un jeu de chances. Bien joué."

Key	English	French
# Returning 9, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Alright, boys, gather round! We're heading to the town of Clemency this morning."
# Riding 1	The desert is an orange haze. Scorched sands whip up around your horse's legs, the sun hot against your back as you ride towards the town.	Le désert est une brume orange. Les sables brûlés s'enroulent autour des jambes de ton cheval, le soleil brûle ton dos tandis que tu chevauches vers la ville.
# Riding 10	They could've sent you off with some playing cards at the very least.	Ils auraient pu au moins t'envoyer avec un jeu de cartes.
# Riding 2	There's not much to be done while riding. The desert is lonely, harsh, bare. Only thing to do is think.	Il n'y a pas grand-chose à faire à cheval. Le désert est solitaire, hostile, vide. La seule chose à faire est de penser.
# Riding 3	You don't like being alone with your thoughts so often, for so long.	Tu n'aimes pas être seul avec tes pensées aussi souvent, aussi longtemps.
# Riding 4	But you always are alone as the lookout, alone being the odd stick of the gang. No one talks to you unless they need something.	Mais tu es toujours seul à faire le guet, seul à être l'hurluberlu de la bande. Personne ne te parle à moins d'avoir besoin de quelque chose.
# Riding 5	You daydream as you ride, like usual. Flights of fancy, of settling down somewhere. You're tied to Curly Wolf and his gang though.	Tu rêvasses en chevauchant, comme d'habitude. Tu rêves de t'installer quelque part. Mais tu es lié à Loup Frisé et son gang.
# Riding 6	Is it so much to ask to be able to live in peace? To not have to fight for survival, always on the run?	Est-ce trop demander que de pouvoir vivre en paix ? De ne pas avoir à se battre pour survivre, d'être toujours en fuite ?
# Riding 7	Maybe that's what your life will always be like, gang or not.	Peut-être que ta vie ressemblera toujours à ça, avec ou sans gang.
# Riding 8	A hunted outcast.	Un paria traqué.
# Riding 9, Duplicated with dialogue Meeting 75, Eating 115, Hideout 67, Easter Exit 7	...	...
# Robin character name	Robin	Robin
# Rules 10, Speaker "Joseph"	"Where things can get a lil confoundin' is that the Ace is worth either one or eleven."	"Là ou ça s'complique c'est que l'As vaut soit un ou onze."
# Rules 11, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ace is worth eleven in a hand unless it would be a bust, in which case it's just a one. Ace can still be an eleven if it would let you win."	"L'As vaut onze jusqu'à ce qu'il mène à la faillite, dans ce cas il devient un simple un. L'As reste un onze si il te fait gagner."
# Rules 12, Speaker "Joseph"	"Gets a little muddled during games sometimes but I ain't tryna cheat ya, so don't worry 'bout it too much."	"Tu vas être un peu confus pendant la partie mais j'essayerais de pas tricher, donc t'inquiètes pas trop."
# Rules 1, Speaker "$Player", Duplicated with dialogue Rest 55	"Nope."	"Non."
# Rules 2, Speaker "Joseph"	"Awright, rules are simple. I'm the dealer, ah deal you two cards face up, and deal myself one face up and one face down."	"Alors, les règles sont simple. Je suis le croupier, j'te donne deux cartes face visible, et j'me donne une face visible et une face cachée."
# Rules 3, Speaker "Joseph"	"Idea is to get as high a number from yer cards as you can without going over twenty one."	"L'idée est d'avoir le plus de carte possible en se ne dépassant pas vingt-et-un points."
# Rules 4, Speaker "Joseph"	"If you go over twenty one, it's a bust, same goes for me. But you need to get a higher number than me to win. A draw is called a push."	"Si tu dépasses vingt-et-un, c'est la faillite, Pareil pour moi. Mais tu dois avoir plus de points que moi pour gagner. Une égalité est une poussée."
# Rules 5, Speaker "Joseph"	"You can hit to get another card, or stand to stick with what you have. You can hit as many times as you like as long as yer under twenty one."	"Tu peux piocher une autre carte, ou rester avec c'que t'as. Tu peux piocher tant que tu veux, tant que tu restes sous les vingt-et-un points."
# Rules 6, Speaker "Joseph"	"After you stand, ah flip over my face down card and have to hit as long as it's under seventeen."	"Après t'être stand, j'retourne ma carte face cachée et j'dois piocher tant qu'j'suis sous dix-sept."
# Rules 7, Speaker "Joseph"	"If ah go bust, or my number is lower than yours, you win."	"Si j'fais faillite, ou si j'ai moins d'points qu'toi, tu gagnes."
# Rules 8, Speaker "Joseph"	"If you get twenty one exactly then you don't hit or stand, and ah can get a push in that case if ah also get twenty one."	"Si tu as pile vingt-et-un points et ne pioches ni ne standes , j'peux avoir une poussée, si j'ai aussi vingt-et-un points."
# Rules 9, Speaker "Joseph"	"Cards are worth what the number says, face cards like King, Queen, Jack are ten."	"Les cartes valent c'qu'y a écrit dessus, les têtes comme le Roi, la Reine et le Valet valent dix."
# Run 1	You had to run. Staying wasn't worth the risk of getting shot; not here, not this time.
# Run 2	Across the impossibly long feeling gap between Curly Wolf and Black Vulture's gangs, you looked closely at Joseph, catching his attention.
# Run 3	You nodded once at him, and he nodded back, understanding. If one ran, you both ran, together.
# Run 4	To your right side, you spied a gap, an alley, between two buildings near to you.
# Run 5	Heartbeat pounding like a drum in your chest, you set your feet steady in the dirt.
# Run 6	You ran out from behind Curly as fast as you could, letting the momentum of your legs pounding the ground carry you.

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	This translation Propagated Translated (Lookouts)/game	# Rules 1, Speaker "$Player", Duplicated with dialogue Rest 55	"Non."
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	Translated (Lookouts)/game	# Rest 55, Speaker "$Player", Duplicated with dialogue Rules 1	"Non."

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