Language structure problem in localization for flutter?

I am using localization in flutter.

this is the eng text: placed for $date

this is the translated text: $date का लागि राखिएको

as you can see the text has a variable (date) in it and as the grammar structure for the two language is different the variable has to be placed in different position.

AppLocalizations.of(context).placed_for + date.toString()
// The usual way of doing this does not work due to different placing of the date variable.

How do i handle such case? Do I have to write custom logic or is there already a way to handle such case.

I'm not used to work with the AppLocalizations itself, but it seems to work the same way as intl.

If so, just edit your arb files to receive the desired parameters:

"placed_for": "placed for {date}", 
"placed_for": "{date}  का लागि राखिएको",

then you should be able to use it in the following way:

AppLocalizations.of(context).placed_for(date.toString())

Edit:

You also need to add the placeholder definition to your arb template. Example:

{
  "helloWorld": "Hello {name}!",
  "@helloWorld": {
    "description": "The conventional newborn programmer greeting",
    "placeholders": {
      "name": {}
    }
  }
}

Then, after adding the placeholders, you can use the generated string using:

AppLocalizations.of(context).helloWorld('Leandro'),

PS. You can also add multiples placeholders