From channel description:
“Hello, fellow hobby collectors of scale models. You are on a channel that displays and describes the assembly and conversion technologiesas well as self-production of scale models. It also presents examples of working with tools, tooling and materials Please, enjoy viewing. P.S. Unfortunately, subtitles are temporarily missing”.
I wish I understood the language …
Maybe use Google translate to provide some, maybe abbreviated, subtitles?
Most of the message can be understood from the images but I would not be surprised if some additional explanations would be needed in some cases.
Google translated
Я б хотів, щоб я розумів мову …
Можливо, скористайтеся Google Translate, щоб надати деякі, можливо, скорочені субтитри?
Більшу частину повідомлення можна зрозуміти із зображень, але я не здивуюся, якщо в деяких випадках знадобляться деякі додаткові пояснення.
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I think the possible options in YouTube are to either change the auto-subtitle language to English, add a translated to English auto subtitle, or manually add the subtitles, which may be worth the effort if you want to be accurate in the things you say.
Maybe as a “manually” translated text included in the video description.
The text could even be simplified compared to the spoken words.
Example from the first minutes of this video
“Problem: wire can be too stiff when creating springs
Solution: Anneal it with a gas flame before winding springs”
That can work, as the actual process is shown in the video, so the captions will essentially work as on-screen text to complement the visuals. Then auto-translated subtitles for if you just want to understand what he is saying is likely a good addition.
The colors and design are kinda bland, but very safe regarding flag rules. Quite simple, though. It’s a shame we don’t see many crests (or so) on flags anymore, they make flags more interesting.
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