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Ordinals and non-ordinals don't work together #2337

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@remziatay

🐛 Bug Report

When I have an ordinal and non-ordinal versions of a key, ordinal one is never picked up even if used like t('key', { ordinal: true }) e.g.

{
  "test_ordinal_one": "Every {{count}}st month",
  "test_one": "Every month",
}
t('test', { count: 1, ordinal: true }) // Returns "Every month"
t('test', { count: 21, ordinal: true }) // Returns "Every month"
t('test', { count: 31, ordinal: true }) // Returns "Every month"

To Reproduce

See minimal reproducible example on playground

Rendered:

1 - Every month
1 (ordinal) - Every month
2 (ordinal) - Every 2nd month
3 (ordinal) - Every 3rd month
11 (ordinal) - Every 11th month
21 (ordinal) - Every month
31 (ordinal) - Every month

Expected behavior

t('test', { count: 21, ordinal: true })

Should return "Every 21st month"

It should render

1 - Every month
1 (ordinal) - Every 1st month
2 (ordinal) - Every 2nd month
3 (ordinal) - Every 3rd month
11 (ordinal) - Every 11th month
21 (ordinal) - Every 21st month
31 (ordinal) - Every 31st month

Your Environment

  • runtime version: Chrome 139.0.7258.127
  • i18next version: 25.3.4
  • os: Mac

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