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Translations & Internationalization (i18n) #1611

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lorenzolewis opened this issue Oct 11, 2023 · 15 comments
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Translations & Internationalization (i18n) #1611

lorenzolewis opened this issue Oct 11, 2023 · 15 comments
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@lorenzolewis
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lorenzolewis commented Oct 11, 2023

Current Languages

View the translations dashboard

If you're interested in translating for a language already enabled then visit the Translating guide. We currently have the following languages enabled:

  • French
  • Spanish
  • Chinese (simplified)

Feel free to reach out on Discord in the #docs channel with any questions you have along the way! 👋

Proposing New Languages

If there's a language we're not actively translating then feel free to propose it here. Translations and reviews require a lot of work from multiple people so we need to ensure we have enough community support and interest before we're able to enable new languages.

We currently have the following languages proposed:

If you're interested in helping with reviews and translations for one of these languages then feel free to add a comment and we'll add your name to the list. This helps us gauge when we have enough support to enable a new language.

If there's an additional language not listed here then let us know if you're willing to support translations and reviews then let us know and we'll add the new language.

Happy translating!

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@Kenzo-Wada
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Kenzo-Wada commented Dec 9, 2023

Hi,great library!

I would be happy if I could help traslating in to Japanese if is it welcome:)

@lorenzolewis
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Hi,great library!

I would be happy if I could help traslating in to Japanese if is it welcome:)

Awesome! I've added your name to the list above and will let everyone here know when that happens. Be sure to also add yourself to the "Japanese" role on Discord if you'd like to receive any notifications there:

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LuvbCa commented Dec 15, 2023

Good day,

I would love to start translating the documentation to german. :)

@lorenzolewis
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Thanks @LuvbCa ! I've added your name in the list for German!

@vanvuongngo
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Hi, I started a MR #1798 and saw this here afterwards. Please review german.

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The linked pr raises an interesting question, @lorenzolewis do we prefer formal or informal pronouns? The PR used the formal "Sie" and for comparison, the old react docs used informal "du" https://de.legacy.reactjs.org/ (the new ones aren't translated).

My personal aversion to docs in german makes informal sound slightly more compelling to me but super unsure 😓

P.S. you can add me to the list as a reviewer for german i guess.

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The linked pr raises an interesting question, @lorenzolewis do we prefer formal or informal pronouns? The PR used the formal "Sie" and for comparison, the old react docs used informal "du" https://de.legacy.reactjs.org/ (the new ones aren't translated).

My personal aversion to docs in german makes informal sound slightly more compelling to me but super unsure 😓

P.S. you can add me to the list as a reviewer for german i guess.

Hi @FabianLars, that is a good point to be streamlined.
I had a look after you raised the formal "Sie" topic.
What I can see at some v1 pages is the formal "vous", "nous", "loro" are in place. Let me know if you defined it. Example pages:
France: https://tauri.app/fr/v1/references/architecture/process-model/
Italien: https://tauri.app/it/v1/references/architecture/process-model/

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Hi!
I'd like to help with German translation as well.

@mrarticuno
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Hi, I would like to contribute to Portuguese (Brazilian).

@simonhyll simonhyll modified the milestones: Version 2.0, Version 2.x Feb 26, 2024
@lorenzolewis
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The linked pr raises an interesting question, @lorenzolewis do we prefer formal or informal pronouns? The PR used the formal "Sie" and for comparison, the old react docs used informal "du" https://de.legacy.reactjs.org/ (the new ones aren't translated).

My personal aversion to docs in german makes informal sound slightly more compelling to me but super unsure 😓

P.S. you can add me to the list as a reviewer for german i guess.

Sorry, just seeing this. I don't have any input on formal vs. informal, I'd leave that up to the respective native speakers. I would advocate for using gender-neutral pronouns as much as possible and applicable so we can be as inclusive as possible, though 💟

@lorenzolewis
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Added @iOperator @mrarticuno and @FabianLars to the list of reviewers in the description

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Hi, I would love to help for Italian translation.

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lorenzolewis commented Mar 7, 2024

Hi, I would love to help for Italian translation.

Awesome! I added your name in @kettei-sproutty :D

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N4taaa commented Apr 15, 2024

Hello! I would absolutely love to help on the Portugal Portuguese translation (if that's a thing 🙃). Cheers to the contributers!

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EGSP commented May 17, 2024

I can help with Russian localization

@simonhyll simonhyll added the enhancement Does it add or improve content? label May 21, 2024
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