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Explain testing languages in TRANSLATING.md

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@ -57,5 +57,22 @@ Once you've launched Qt Linguist, you can open the `.ts` file for your language
### Step 5: Translate!
### Step 6: Push and Merge Your Translations
### Step 6: Test Your Translations
If your current system language is the one you're NUSGet translating into, then you can just run:
```shell
python NUSGet.py
```
and the app should open in your language.
If your system language does not match the language you're translating to, you can specify a language override, like this:
```shell
LANG=xx_XX.UTF-8 python NUSGet.py
```
where `xx` is the two-letter language code, such as `ko` for Korean, and `XX` is the country code, such as `KR` for Korea. All together, that would give you:
```shell
LANG=ko_KR.UTF-8 python NUSGet.py
```
which would open NUSGet with the Korean translations loaded.
### Step 7: Push and Merge Your Translations
When you're done translating, commit your translations and push them to GitHub. Then, open a pull request on the original repository, and you're all done!