Hello translators, here's a small translation request for Wiki Loves Monuments' CentralNotice campaign -- please help if you can!
---------- Forwarded message ---------- Hi all, as you know, we'll be using the CentralNotice system again this year to call people to participate in the competition.
[For those of you that don't know the technical details of CentralNotice: we'll be geolocating our banners to visitors and users only from the participating countries (35/36 at the moment). The banners will be displayed on all Wikimedia projects in the language of the user (or rather his/her browser), and will direct them to an external Wiki Loves Monuments website for their country (hence the geolocation) -- for example, users from Argentina will receive a banner in Spanish (mostly), linking to the Argentinian website: http://wikilovesmonuments.com.ar/.]
Just like last year, we need a catchy phrase to interest people in the contest. Due to a lack of better ideas ;-) the current slogan is the last year's: "Wiki Loves Monuments: Photograph a monument, help Wikipedia and win!". This slogan is translated into 17 of the 33 languages used in the participating countries; we still miss the following ones:
* Afrikaans; * American English -- not sure if the US guys are going to keep the phrase "monument"? :-) * Belarusian (both in the normative ortography and the Taraškievica); * Czech; * Hebrew; * Hindi (not sure if it's going to be used in India?); * Interlingua; * Luxembourgish; * Malayalam; * Russian; * Serbian; * Swahili; * Tagalog; * Tamil; * Ukrainian.
There are also several other languages or dialect/variants I might have missed (Romantsh, Canadian English, Austrian German, Swiss High German, German-formal address, and several languages used in South Africa and India come to my mind first), so if you find one and can translate into it, please do so!
The slogans can be find at http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Wiki_Loves_Monuments_2012/CentralNotice#Main_banner, and that's where the translation should appear also. And let's set 23:59:59 (UTC) as the deadline, because we need to move the translations onto Meta in time :-)) ---------- Forwarded message ----------
Thanks in advance,
On Wed, Aug 22, 2012 at 6:51 PM, Tomasz W. Kozłowski odder.wiki@gmail.com wrote:
Hello translators, here's a small translation request for Wiki Loves Monuments' CentralNotice campaign -- please help if you can!
---------- Forwarded message ---------- Hi all, as you know, we'll be using the CentralNotice system again this year to call people to participate in the competition.
[For those of you that don't know the technical details of CentralNotice: we'll be geolocating our banners to visitors and users only from the participating countries (35/36 at the moment). The banners will be displayed on all Wikimedia projects in the language of the user (or rather his/her browser), and will direct them to an external Wiki Loves Monuments website for their country (hence the geolocation) -- for example, users from Argentina will receive a banner in Spanish (mostly), linking to the Argentinian website: http://wikilovesmonuments.com.ar/.]
Just like last year, we need a catchy phrase to interest people in the contest. Due to a lack of better ideas ;-) the current slogan is the last year's: "Wiki Loves Monuments: Photograph a monument, help Wikipedia and win!". This slogan is translated into 17 of the 33 languages used in the participating countries; we still miss the following ones:
- Afrikaans;
- American English -- not sure if the US guys are going to keep the
phrase "monument"? :-)
- Belarusian (both in the normative ortography and the Taraškievica);
- Czech;
- Hebrew;
- Hindi (not sure if it's going to be used in India?);
- Interlingua;
- Luxembourgish;
- Malayalam;
- Russian;
- Serbian;
- Swahili;
- Tagalog;
- Tamil;
- Ukrainian.
There are also several other languages or dialect/variants I might have missed (Romantsh, Canadian English, Austrian German, Swiss High German, German-formal address, and several languages used in South Africa and India come to my mind first), so if you find one and can translate into it, please do so!
The slogans can be find at http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Wiki_Loves_Monuments_2012/CentralNotice#Main_banner, and that's where the translation should appear also. And let's set 23:59:59 (UTC) as the deadline, because we need to move the translations onto Meta in time :-)) ---------- Forwarded message ----------
Thanks in advance,
Tomasz W. Kozłowski a.k.a. [[user:odder]]
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Done for Belarusian (actually it was done already right through meta editprotected request). But remember, that be-tarask code must be used instead of be-x-old.
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