Website translations
Joakim Bygdell
j.bygdell at gmail.com
Thu Aug 28 10:47:39 PDT 2014
On 28 Aug 2014, at 19:17, Dirk Hohndel <dirk at hohndel.org> wrote:
> I noticed that a few translations are rather out of date.
>
> Maybe the volunteers have moved on to other hobbies?
>
> Can I please get a show of hands (and new volunteers). Right now we try to
> offer
>
> - German (that's embarrassing... I need to work on that, but I'd LOVE to
> see someone else take responsibility...)
> - French (pingou?)
> - Spanish (salvador seems to keep this updated)
> - Portuguese (??)
> - Polish (karent)
>
> Portuguese is pretty much non-existant (but also a rare language among our
> users it seems).
>
> We have several Russian speakers here and a Russian manual - anyone
> interested in adding Russian as language for the website? On the flip
> side - we have very few Russian users it seems - but maybe that's in part
> because we don't have a Russian website?
>
> Other languages / volunteers?
>
> Here's the breakdown from the ~10% of our users who have connected to our
> webservice:
>
> en: 102, de: 60, fr: 25, it: 17, sv: 17, es: 11, nl: 11, pl: 6, fi: 4, zh:
> 4, ru: 3, C: 1, de-CH: 1, el: 1, ja: 1, nb: 1, pt: 1, tr: 1
>
> Which tells me that Italian and Swedish would be logical candidates as
> next website translations.
Italian I can understand but Swedish.. only if we get requests as the average swede aged 15-50 are more or less fluent in English.
>
> /D
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