Need Help in Translating Game in Ru, Ja, Ko, De, Fr, Es, Br, It, Uk Language

Hello Friends

My game Snakyhttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.luckyrawat.snaky is uploaded in Play Store and now i want to add Multi Language in my Game

So I need your help. please help and translate these words

1) Game Over

2) Hi-Score

3) Tap to Play

4) Score

5) Coins

6. No Ads

7) Like This Game?

8) Please rate it in the store

9) Yes, rate it!

10) Remind me later

11) Resume

12) Free

13) Select Language

Received Translations will be listed below

1) German

2) Spanish

3) Portuguese

4) Russian

Yes, indeed - it is more useful, but maybe not yet enough.

If I look into the German column I have some doubts/questions like this example:

Adjective male: Poisoned - Vergifteter

Will you use this word in combination with a noun like Prince or Medic?

If yes: "Vergifteter" is right

If no: "Vergiftet" is right

"Sie können nichts mehr tragen." Is not consistent to the use of "du" in other texts. It should be "Du kannst nichts mehr tragen."

There are some small typos.

Hi, here's the French translation:

1) Game Over

Game Over (same)

2) Hi-Score

Is it a pun? Same in French or "High-Score" if it's a mistake.

3) Tap to Play

"Tapez pour Jouer" or "Taper pour Jouer" (infinitive form of the verb)

UPDATE: For your game, and after watching the trailer, prefer the second form (infinitive).

4) Score

Score (same)

5) Coins

Pièces (attention to the accent)

6) No Ads

"Pas de Publicités" or "Pas de Pubs" (accent in the first, advertising shortened in the second but less formal, more familiar)

7) Like This Game?

"Vous aimez ce Jeu ?" (important: always a space before question or exclamation marks, it is a typographic rule in French)

8) Please rate it in the store

"S'il vous plait, notez-le dans la boutique"

But "store" alone sounds very "shopping" in French, some alternatives:

"S'il vous plait, notez-le en ligne" (Please rate it online)

or "S'il vous plait, notez-le sur Google Play" (Please rate it on Google Play)

Be careful once again of the hyphen in these formulations. Also pay attention to the comma after "please".

9) Yes, rate it!

"Oui, le noter !" (comma after "yes" and space before exclamation mark)

10) Remind me later

"Rappelez-moi le plus tard" (beware the hyphen again)

or "Me le rappeler plus tard" (infinitive form)

11) Resume

Reprendre

12) Free

Gratuit

13) Select Language

"Sélectionner la Langue" (accent!)

It's, according to me, a bit long and heavy in French, some alternatives:

"Changer de Langue" or "Choisir la Langue" (change or choose)