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fixed a few typos #31

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title: English title

# lang_de.yml
title: Deutsch titel
title: Deutscher Titel
```

Now in your layouts or includes you can reference these dictionaries under the global variable `lang`. The configured page or post
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{{ lang.title }} => English title

# On a page or post where lang: de
{{ lang.title }} => Deutsch titel
{{ lang.title }} => Deutscher Titel
```

If no language is configured for a page or post, it will default to the site's default language.
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## Link between translated posts or pages

URLs can change and manually linking to translated posts or pages isn't the best idea. This plugin helps you link posts together using a shared translation ID. With [octopress](https://github.com/octopress/octopress), you'll be able to automatically add translation IDs to pages and posts. Then you can reference the array of translations with `post.tranlsations` or `page.translations`. Here's the syntax:
URLs can change and manually linking to translated posts or pages isn't the best idea. This plugin helps you link posts together using a shared translation ID. With [octopress](https://github.com/octopress/octopress), you'll be able to automatically add translation IDs to pages and posts. Then you can reference the array of translations with `post.translations` or `page.translations`. Here's the syntax:

```
$ octopress id path [path path...]
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```
{% assign lang = 'de' %}
{% set_lang lang %} # equivilent to {% set_lang de %}
{% set_lang lang %} # equivalent to {% set_lang de %}

# On some page
{% include some_partial.html lang='de' %}

# In _includes/some_partial.html
{% set_lang include.lang %} # equivilent to {% set_lang de %}
{% set_lang include.lang %} # equivalent to {% set_lang de %}
```

If you have the [octopress-linkblog](https://github.com/octopress/linkblog) plugin installed, this will also change languages for your
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