Localization Update: 22 New Translations Need Your Review
Exciting news! We have 22 newly translated languages that are nearly ready for prime-time, but we need your help. We used a Google Translate tool to generate them, and we’re looking for volunteers to review these translations for any grammatical and contextual errors. If you’re interested, please email us at labs@intensedebate.com and we’ll send you the translation along with some instructions. Thanks!
Translations to be reviewed:
Afrikaans Finnish Hungarian Latvian Portuguese (PT) Tagalog Albanian Galician Icelandic Macedonian Romanian Thai Belarusian Greek Indonesian Maltese Serbian Chinese Hindi Korean Persian Swahili
We offer 24 translations that are currently available in your account at http://intensedebate.com/edit-site-account:
Arabic Czech Filipino Lithuanian Russian Spanish (ES) Bulgarian Danish French Malay Slovak Swedish Catalan English German Polish Slovene Turkish Croatian Estonian Italian Portuguese (BR) Spanish (LA) Ukrainian
And we have a few translations that are nearing completion: Dutch, Hebrew, Japanese, Norwegian Bokmål, and Vietnamese.
Don’t see your language? Give us a hand!
If you’re interested in getting involved, now is the perfect time! Please email us at labs@intensedebate.com for information. Thanks!
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I'm interested to review Portugues (PT) translation. Just contact me for my email…
Thanks! Email on the way.
Hello, when you will intensedebate include reactions?
Sorry for the delay Ryan. Please check out the ID Blog Tweets plugin – http://wp.me/plsX6-yi – to aggregate tweets in your comment section.
With Intense debate in french all is OK but the title above the comments stay in english.
Here it is "Comments (x)" or if only one "Comment"
How to translate that and where Commentaires or Commentaire.
My recent post Laïcité et signes religieux
Hi Roger. Unfortunately that text currently can't be translated. We plan on offering that in the future. Sorry for the inconvenience.