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16 months ago · Quote · #161
TheDodoBird

I can't find a secure conection with the "German"
16 months ago · Quote · #162
Insomn1ac

I could certainly help with portuguese. Am I going to be the only jerk to ask if there are any rewards?
16 months ago · Quote · #163
Insomn1ac

Ohhh. I can see now that another brazilian guy already did it, so nevermind..
15 months ago · Quote · #164
00KnightRider00

I could have helped translate it into Hindi and Urdu, since its not a part of this topic, I'll wait until it becomes. ;)
15 months ago · Quote · #165
Vivinski

Phobetor wrote:

linksspringer wrote:

Some of the "phrases" are quite lengthy.
I submitted a translation to Dutch. A few remarks:
- There is a temptation to follow the English sentence structure closely. While this may result in correct Dutch, it doesn't necessarily result in natural sounding Dutch. This is why professional translators earn their keep. But I did the best I could.
- There are a number of user interface terms like "save" and "gadget". It is a bit of challenge to translate these correctly.
[I just googled for some guidelines, and found:
http://www.magentocommerce.com/wiki/groups/275/uitgangspunten_en_richtlijnen
Now I realise I should have translated "Sign In" as "Aanmelden", not as "Inloggen". ]
- Good point by hicetnunc about context and space available. English is a more compact language than Dutch for instance.

Ah, I also entered a Dutch translation and I also used "Inloggen" instead of "Aanmelden"... I guess it's both correct, but "Aanmelden" is a bit more Dutch (and thus maybe better) than "Inloggen", which is semi-English.

Also I'm not sure what to do with words like "Google Friends" (is that in caps for a reason? is it a Google service? or is it just the contacts you have in Google?) and "Chess Gadget" (again, is there a reason for the caps? is "Chess Gadget" the title of the gadget?). A bit more information would be nice so that we can adjust the translation to the context.

I used inloggen as well :P
14 months ago · Quote · #166
ahi82

Any one need help In language of Albanian, Kosovo, Serbian, so please contact me.

Im Ahi in your service.

thank's

AHI.
14 months ago · Quote · #167
RetiFan

I can translate into turkish.
14 months ago · Quote · #168
VULPES_VULPES

How do I submit these translations?
13 months ago · Quote · #169
shengyi

I'll see if I have time to submit a translation for Chinese.
13 months ago · Quote · #170
Chessking47

Ha, my second language is Simplified Chinese, used on Mainland China and not in Hong Kong or Taiwan. Clear? Only no Chinese typing software. I should get some.
12 months ago · Quote · #171
ClavierCavalier

Your chatroom called "Française" is incorrect. It should be "Français." In French, the name of the language is always masculine. Française is a French woman, not a language.
12 months ago · Quote · #172
stuntmanxxx

Id love to help in this... Dakedo... honto ni dekiru kado ka shirai kara... looll... but really id love to try doing it in japanese... but im still learning and as of now... i wouldnt want to make a mistake... i wouldnt want to be put on the spot and then screw it up
11 months ago · Quote · #173
Majid-Taheri

Many have asked about their own languages, let me ask about Persian. I could definitely help with that considering the fact that I am a translator; it's what I do. and i know there are lots and lots of Iranians on chess.com too.
11 months ago · Quote · #174
MSC157

Majid-Taheri, so don't miss the opportunity! I am not a translator, I would manage to translate just some parts, which are not so difficult to understand (into my language, of course) :)

Is it possible too?

EDIT: I see there are many languages missing... :(
11 months ago · Quote · #175
DrFrank124c

how about pig latin? amscray!
11 months ago · Quote · #176
mr_bebop

In languages having polite and colloquial pronouns: how should "you" be translated? Also: If you happen to want lithuanian some day, you may inform me, I guess there arent too many capable of translating into that.
11 months ago · Quote · #177
MSC157

mr_bebop wrote:

In languages having polite and colloquial pronouns: how should "you" be translated? Also: If you happen to want lithuanian some day, you may inform me, I guess there arent too many capable of translating into that.

Deutsch & Slowenisch are two of them: sie/SIE - vi/Vi :)
11 months ago · Quote · #178
DrFrank124c

how about jive? id luv 2 c this website translated into jive!
11 months ago · Quote · #179
georgez

MSC157 wrote:

mr_bebop wrote:

In languages having polite and colloquial pronouns: how should "you" be translated? Also: If you happen to want lithuanian some day, you may inform me, I guess there arent too many capable of translating into that.

Deutsch & Slowenisch are two of them: sie/SIE - vi/Vi :)

Deutsch: du / Sie
11 months ago · Quote · #180
Sauronia

how would you change to that language anyway?