[liberationtech] Cryptocat: Call for Translators. Please Participate!

[Buddhadeb Halder]

I will do Bengali.

On Tuesday, August 20, 2013, Neil Blazevic <neilblazevic at gmail.com> wrote:
> What would be the process to add other languages? I could potentially
round up some Swahili translators one day.
> Neil
>
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> On 20 Aug 2013 14:42, "Nadim Kobeissi" <nadim at nadim.cc> wrote:
>>
>> Dear Libtech,
>>
>> Echoing Commotion's recent call for translators on this list:
>>
>> Cryptocat is adding cool new features (and modifying some existing ones)
over the upcoming weeks, all of which necessitate the translation of
various new words and sentences for the user interface. Currently,
Cryptocat is available in almost 40 languages, and maintaining these
translations would be impossible without the participation of language
speakers from around the world.
>>
>> You can very easily contribute to Cryptocat translations here:
>> https://www.transifex.com/projects/p/Cryptocat/resource/cryptocat/
>>
>> Just pick a language and fill it up to 100%! If you know people who can
help, I urge you to please forward this email to them.
>>
>> The following languages are priority. Any language not on this list is
considered not necessary to fully translate at the moment.
>> Catalan
>> Arabic
>> Chinese (Hong Kong)
>> Chinese (China)
>> Urdu
>> Tibetan
>> Russian
>> Estonian
>> Czech
>> German
>> Danish
>> Spanish
>> Basque
>> Greek
>> Farsi
>> French
>> Japanese
>> Hebrew
>> Bengali
>> Italian
>> Khmer
>> Korean
>> Latvian
>> Dutch
>> Norwegian
>> Polish
>> Portuguese
>> Bulgarian
>> Swedish
>> Turkish
>> Vietnamese
>> Uighur
>>
>> Thanks very much, and please don't forget to pass this around to people
who may know these languages and be able to translate from English.
>>
>> NK
>>
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