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Spanish — Español
0 of 5 321 TempoLife strings are translated into Spanish (0.0%). Browse the string list, see the English source next to the current text, and suggest a better one.
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The string list
Every row is one string in the app. The English column is the source; the Spanish column is what ships today, or missing when nothing does. Open a row to see it in the other languages and to suggest a change.
All strings Missing only
| Key | English | Spanish |
|---|---|---|
heart.monthly_title | Monthly report | missing |
heart.ms_highest_hrv | Highest HRV (ms) | missing |
heart.ms_lowest_rhr | Lowest resting HR | missing |
heart.ms_note | Records are based only on your own history. | missing |
heart.ms_prs | Recent records: | missing |
heart.next_empty | Hard sessions will show the next morning resting trend here. | missing |
heart.next_next_hrv | HRV | missing |
heart.next_next_rhr | Next-day RHR | missing |
heart.next_note | How the next rest day looked after a hard session. Wellness context, not clearance to tra… | missing |
heart.next_title | Next morning after a hard session | missing |
heart.night_zones_row | During sleep | missing |
heart.no_history | History appears after your first synced reading. | missing |
heart.no_period_data | No readings in this period. | missing |
heart.no_reading | No reading yet | missing |
heart.no_recent | No readings today yet. | missing |
heart.open_settings | Open settings | missing |
heart.overlay_toggle | Overlay on | missing |
heart.overnight_empty | Overnight heart-rate lows appear after synced sleep. | missing |
heart.overnight_nadir | nadir | missing |
heart.overnight_note | Lowest hour of the sleep window, next to the first hour after waking. | missing |
heart.overnight_sleep_avg | Sleep avg | missing |
heart.overnight_title | Overnight low | missing |
heart.overnight_wake | first hour awake | missing |
heart.percentile_short | Percentile | missing |
heart.period_24h | Last 24h | missing |
heart.period_2d | 2 days ago | missing |
heart.period_30d | 30 days | missing |
heart.period_90d | 3 months | missing |
heart.period_last_night | Last night | missing |
heart.period_today | Today | missing |
heart.period_week | 1 week | missing |
heart.period_yesterday | Yesterday | missing |
heart.phase_early | Early night | missing |
heart.phase_late | Late night | missing |
heart.phase_mid | Middle | missing |
heart.quick_sub | Heart rate & trend | missing |
heart.recovery_1m | After 1 min | missing |
heart.recovery_2m | After 2 min | missing |
heart.recovery_empty | Sync resting heart rate, HRV, sleep and workouts to see recovery context. | missing |
heart.recovery_hrv | HRV · RMSSD | missing |
heart.recovery_load | 7-day training | missing |
heart.recovery_note | Recovery context is a wellness trend, not a readiness diagnosis or medical score. | missing |
heart.recovery_rhr | Resting HR | missing |
heart.recovery_sleep | Latest sleep | missing |
heart.recovery_tier_title | Today’s suggestion | missing |
heart.recovery_title | Recovery overview | missing |
heart.recovery_trend_aria | Recovery trend, {n} workouts. | missing |
heart.recovery_trend_declining | Recovery slowing — consider easier sessions | missing |
heart.recovery_trend_improving | Recovery improving session over session | missing |
heart.recovery_trend_note | How many BPM your heart drops in the first minute after each workout. Bigger drops mean q… | missing |
heart.recovery_trend_stable | Recovery holding steady | missing |
heart.recovery_trend_title | Recovery trend | missing |
heart.replay_empty | Not enough data for this workout | missing |
heart.replay_pause | ⏸ Pause | missing |
heart.replay_play | ▶ Play | missing |
heart.replay_title | Workout replay | missing |
heart.reports_note | A copy of your wellness data for yourself. Not a medical document. | missing |
heart.reports_title | Reports & data | missing |
heart.resting | Resting heart rate | missing |
heart.resting_short | resting | missing |
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What makes a good Spanish string here
Keep the placeholders. Anything in curly braces is replaced with a real value before the string is shown. Drop {n} and the sentence loses its number; rename it and the replacement silently fails. They can move within the sentence, but they must all still be there and spelled exactly as in the English.
Watch the length. Most of these strings live in a fixed space: a tab label, a button, a stat tile under a big number. A translation half again as long as the English will be clipped or will push a layout apart on a small phone. When the natural translation is much longer, a shorter and slightly blunter phrasing is the right answer.
Use the app's own vocabulary consistently. The same concept should read the same way everywhere — one word for a logged meal, one for a fast, one for a streak. Consistency matters more than variety; a synonym used once reads as a different feature.
Do not translate health claims into advice. Several strings deliberately describe a number without telling anyone what to do about it. A translation that turns "your resting rate is above your baseline" into "see a doctor" changes what the app claims, which is not a translation decision.
How this list is built
The list is parsed from the app's own translation files at the moment you load the page, so it cannot drift from what ships. Strings the parser could not read in a single pass are left out entirely — 0 lines in the Spanish files fell into that category — rather than being shown with a guessed value.
Source: TempoLife app translation files (assets/js/i18n*.js), parsed at page render · checked 2026-09-02