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	Key	English	Vietnamese
	WizardWalletInput	Wallet name
	WizardWalletInput	Wallet location
	WizardWalletInput	Browse
	WizardWalletInput	Please choose a directory
	WizardWalletInput	Wallet name is empty
	WizardWalletInput	Wallet name is invalid
	WizardWalletInput	Wallet already exists
	WizardWalletInput	Wallet location is empty
	WizardSummary	Wallet name
	WizardSummary	Wallet path
	WizardSummary	Restore height
	WizardSummary	Daemon address
	WizardSummary	Bootstrap address
	WizardSummary	Network Type
	WizardSummary	Mnemonic seed language
	WizardRestoreWallet4	You're all set up!
	WizardRestoreWallet4	New wallet details:
	WizardRestoreWallet4	Create wallet
	WizardRestoreWallet3	Daemon settings
	WizardRestoreWallet3	To be able to communicate with the Monero network your wallet needs to be connected to a Monero node. For best privacy it's recommended to run your own node. If you don't have the option to run your own node, there's an option to connect to a remote node.