Translation for the page 'Basics -> Forms'

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Closes #23

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[LucaBlackDragon]

I have fixed some typos and replaced all the occurences of "sottomettere" with "inviare", because "Invia" is by far the most common translation of "Submit" in form buttons.
This is true not only in a technical context; for example, when I tell my colleagues that last month I submitted a transfer of residence form, I say "il mese scorso ho inviato il modulo per il cambio di residenza" (by the way, is it actually called "transfer of residence form" in the UK? I'm just guessing!).

[deblasis]

I have fixed some typos and replaced all the occurences of "sottomettere" with "inviare", because "Invia" is by far the most common translation of "Submit" in form buttons.
This is true not only in a technical context; for example, when I tell my colleagues that last month I submitted a transfer of residence form, I say "il mese scorso ho inviato il modulo per il cambio di residenza" (by the way, is it actually called "transfer of residence form" in the UK? I'm just guessing!).

You are right, Invia is way better!

yep, it's called "transfer of residence form". BTW, slightly off-topic, with the Brexit thing going on, I believe that fewer and fewer people are using it to come over here 🤔 at least until things are clearer

[LucaBlackDragon]

I have fixed some typos and replaced all the occurences of "sottomettere" with "inviare", because "Invia" is by far the most common translation of "Submit" in form buttons.
This is true not only in a technical context; for example, when I tell my colleagues that last month I submitted a transfer of residence form, I say "il mese scorso ho inviato il modulo per il cambio di residenza" (by the way, is it actually called "transfer of residence form" in the UK? I'm just guessing!).

You are right, Invia is way better!

yep, it's called "transfer of residence form". BTW, slightly off-topic, with the Brexit thing going on, I believe that fewer and fewer people are using it to come over here 🤔 at least until things are clearer

I think we'll have to see what happens in the next months.
I've never been in the UK for other reasons than holidays or improving my language, but I LOVE that country and this whole Brexit thing is very sad 😞