Hi all,
please help with these translations! Quite a few languages are still
missing. See below for status and instructions. If no translations are
available at the start, we may have to run the survey without that
language.
Best,
Lodewijk
For the following languages no translation has been made at all:
(tier 1) Afrikaans, Azerbaijani, Chinese (zh), Estonian, Hindi, Nepali,
Norwegian (no), Penguinian, Serbian (Latin script, sr-el), Slovak,
(tier 2) Chinese (zh-cn), Chinese (zh-hk), Chinese (zh-tw), Chinese (yue),
American English (en-us), Galician, Kannada, Lower Sorbian, Malayalam,
Northern Sotho, Norwegian (nn), Occitan, Scottish Gaelic, Silesian, Tamil,
Telugu, Tswana, Upper Sorbian
For the following languages, some translations have been made - but more is
needed:
(tier 1) Chinese (zh-hans), Serbian (Cyrillic script, sr-ec),
Luxembourgish, Polish, Tagalog,
(tier 2) Asturian, Bengali, Breton, Marathi
(other, no priority) Interlingua, Japanese, Persian, Zazaki
For the following languages are fully translated or only proofreading is
necessary:
(tier 1) Arabic, Armenian, Catalan, Czech, Dutch, English, French, German,
Hebrew, Hungarian, Italian, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Thai,
Ukrainian
(tier 2) Esperanto, Welsh
(other) Macedonian
2013/11/11 Lodewijk <lodewijk(a)effeietsanders.org>
Dear all,
please help translate the participant survey on
https://translatewiki.net/w/i.php?title=Special:Translate/tsint-wlmsurvey&a…
.
Translating should be quite easy, I'm doing it right now for Dutch. We are
using the same software that is used for translating system messages for
MediaWiki.
Could you all please make sure that every language gets translated? Please
note that you need at least two people to translate: one to make the
initial translation, and one to 'check' the translations. Please log in
before translating.
We would like to aim for 7-10 days to get everything translated. After
that, we want the participant survey to be sent out as soon as possible.
Feel free to spread the message around and ask any questions you have.
At this point, all languages can use help translating or proofreading
translations.
Best,
Lodewijk