Hi everyone,
I started working with inline conjugations in German documents. I have a sentence with 3 possible versions, so this seem like the right use-case: singular male, singular female and plural.
Singular male:
Singular female:
Plural:
Whilst the English translation hardly changes, the German nouns have different endings. I tried using the following inline conjugations:
<#Undersigned> (<| zusammen> nachfolgend <der “~Gesellschafter~” | die “~Gesellschafterin~” | die “~Gesellschafter~”)> <ist Alleingesellschafter | ist Alleingesellschafterin | sind sämtliche Gesellschafter> der
The text of the conjugations works as I want them to. However, I am encountering two issues:
- the Nouns (“Gesellschafter” and “Alleingesellschafter” need to be capitalized in German, and
- I want to apply bold styling.
If this is not possible with inline conjugations, what is the cleanest way to get to my desired result?
Should I create separate concepts for “Unterzeichnete”; “Gesellschafter” and “Alleingesellschafter”, give them concept labels, and then connect all of them via Change Sets in Q&A? This seems like a clumsy way to achieve the result.
Thanks for any ideas!
Best
Kai