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Laravel's `trans_choice()` provides the means to correctly pluralize strings in different locales with very flexible rules. First, create your translation strings: ``` /plugins/author/plugin/lang/en/lang.php: <?php return [ 'choice' => '{0} There are no apples|{1} There is one apple|[2,Inf] There are :count apples', ]; ``` ``` /plugins/author/plugin/lang/fr/lang.php <?php return [ 'choice' => "{0} Il n'y a pas de pomme|{1} Il y a une pomme|[2,Inf] Il y a :count pommes", ]; ``` Use it in twig with the `transchoice` filter: ``` Example in twig: {{ 'author.plugin::lang.choice' | transchoice(0) }} {{ 'author.plugin::lang.choice' | transchoice(1) }} {{ 'author.plugin::lang.choice' | transchoice(10) }} ``` Use it in PHP code with the `trans_choice()` function: ``` Example in PHP code: $zero = trans_choice('author.plugin::lang.choice', 0); $one = trans_choice('author.plugin::lang.choice', 1); $ten = trans_choice('author.plugin::lang.choice', 10); ```
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