Weird translation on "Change publishing date" toggle

[Rvervuurt]

When using WordPress in Danish, something weird is happening when editing a post or page:

1. The "Publish" time shows the day of the week (both English and Dutch don't)
2. There's a k in front of the weekday and a dot (so it basically says kmonday, ktuesday etc.).

Danish installation:

English installation:

It's in this area:

I've looked in the translation files, but couldn't find anything with "ktirsdag", so I have no idea where this is coming from.

It would make more sense if the Danish date was structured like this:
date. month time/year (notice the dot after date, it means th/nd in Danish).

Could be nice to get this fixed quickly, because it looks kinda weird when customers see the "Publish"-date and it says the weekday wrong.

[sabernhardt]

Hi and welcome to WordPress Core Trac!

Danish has ​two strings with a k in the date format, and you could recommend changes to both (expand each by clicking the Details link). Maybe those only need to remove the k, but it would help to verify that the rest follows the correct ​datetime format, too.

[Presskopp]

The 'k' comes from "kl." for "klokken", which was not correctly escaped, see:

​https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp/dev/da/default/?filters%5Bstatus%5D=waiting

And before you ask, I don't speak a word danish.

[culturemark]

Hello

Thank you for the feedback @Rvervuurt

Looks like @Presskopp made the necessary changes to make it work.

post schedule date format without year

10. F \k\l. G:i - gives the output - 14. juli kl. 12:20

post schedule full date format

10. F Y \k\l. G:i - gives the output - 14. juli 2023 kl. 12:24

I'll approve the translation and see if it doesn't work nicely in wp-admin too.

[sabernhardt]

editor post date with format 10. juli 2023 kl. 22.55 UTC+0

[sabernhardt]

Thanks! I saw the new format in the editor as soon as I reinstalled 6.2.2 with the Danish version.