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Offers of translation

(please add yourself if you wish to translate parts of Django to other languages, please keep the list in English alphabetical order)

  • Bengali (bn): Baishampayan Ghose <b.ghose at gnu dot org dot in>
  • Chinese, Simplified (zh_CN): alang.yl@…, limodou@…,stan8688@…, nick.nickcheng@…
  • Chinese, Traditional (zh_TW): Yung-Yu Chen <yyc@…>, dwight <dwight_at_ccns.ncku.edu.tw>
  • Czech (cs_CZ): translate@…
  • Danish (da): Morten Bagai <m@…>
  • Dutch (nl): Johan C. Stöver <johan at nilling dot nl>, Rudolph Froger <rudolph.froger at gmail dot com>
  • Finnish (fi): Antti Kaihola <antti dot kaihola at linux dash aktivaattori dot org>, Ville Säävuori <ville@…>
  • French (fr_FR): yeiazel <yeiazel@…>, asrenzo <laurent.rahuel@…>, pablo <pablo.pernot@…>, mikael <mikael.barbero_at_NOSPAM_free.fr>, gaël <gael.dev_AT_NOSPAM_4now.net>
  • Galician (gl): Afonso Fernández Nogueira <fonzzo.django@…>
  • German (de_DE): hugo <gb@…>, Paulus <krabbe@…>, lukas <lucky@…>, patrick <patrick@…>, Dirk Eschler <dirk.eschler@…>, Jannis Leidel <jl@…>
  • Greek (el): panos <panos.laganakos at gmail dot com>, orestis <orestis at orestis dot gr>
  • Hebrew (he): Meir Kriheli <meir at mksoft dot co dot il>
  • Hungarian (hu): Károly Nagy <charlie at rendszergazda dot com>
  • Icelandic (is): Dagur Páll Ammendrup <dagurp at gmail dot com>
  • Italian (it_IT): Carlo C8E Miron <carlo.miron AT gmail.com>, Wilson Miner <djangoproject@…>, Paolo Dina <paolo@…>, Ludovico Magnocavallo <ludo@…>, Antonio Cavedoni <antonio@…>, Marco Del Tongo <info@…>, Daniele Spinosa <picioslug@…>
  • Japanese (ja): makoto tsuyuki <mtsuyuki at gmail dot com>
  • Kannada (kn): Pradeep Kishore Gowda <pradeep.gowda at gmail dot com>
  • Korean (ko): Hyun Mi Ae <happyhyun at gmail dot com>
  • Latvian (lv): Edgars Jēkabsons <edgars@…>
  • Macedonian (mk): Georgi Stanojevski <glisha gmail com>
  • Mongolian (mn): Natsagdorj Shagdar <natsag2000 at yahoo dot com>
  • Norwegian (no): Espen Grindhaug <espen@…>
  • Polish (pl): Marcin Kaszynski <marcink@…>
  • Portuguese (pt_BR): Mario Caseiro <mario.caseiro at gmail.com>, Gabriel Sales de Oliveira <gabriel.sales at gmail dot com>, Kao Cardoso Félix <kcfelix [at] gmail [dot] com> Andre A Duarte <andre_sie at terra.com.br >
  • Romanian (ro): Tiberiu Micu <tibimicu at gmx dot net>
  • Russian (ru): Grigory Fateyev <greg at dial dot com dot ru>, Dmitry Sorokin <dimas at dial dot com dot ru>
  • Serbian (sr, sr_YU - cyrillic, sr@Latin, sr_YU@Latin - latin): Nebojša Đorđević <nesh@…>, Petar Marić <petar.maric@…>
  • Slovak (sk): Vladimir Labath <vlado at labath dot org>
  • Slovenian (sl): Jure Čuhalev <gandalf@…>, Gašper Žejn <zejn@…>
  • Spanish (es_ES): Ricardo Cárdenes <ricardo.cardenes@…>, Gustavo Picon <gpicon@…>, Jorge Gajon <jorge.gajon@…>, Antonio Melé <antonio.mele@…>. (es_AR): Ramiro Morales <cramm0 at gmail dot com>
  • Swedish (sv): Mikko Hellsing <mikko|sorl|net>
  • Tamil (ta): R Hariram Aatreya <rha at au-kbc dot org>
  • Telugu(te): U.Chinna Obula Reddy <ucoreddy@…>
  • Welsh (cy): Jason Davies <jason at jasondavies dot com>

How to Send Translations

The best way to send in translations - after registering oneself as translator above - is to create a ticket and to attach the new .po file to that ticket (please don't attach .po files to this page, use the ticket system!). Use "Translations" as the component when you file the ticket, so that it shows up in {13}.

Additionally it would be great if you join the ​Django I18N mailing list.

How to Update Translations

  1. Ensure that you are running the latest subversion checkout of the code - run "svn update" in your local django subversion copy.
  2. Run bin/make-messages.py -l <locale> and you get updated .po files
  3. Update any untranslated and fuzzy messages with your favorite translation tool. Anything that looks like "%s" or "%(something)s" has to be copied precisely and the 's' may be a 'd' or 'x' or 'i', possibly.
  4. Run bin/compile-messages.py -l <locale> and ensure there are no errors.
  5. Upload the complete new .po files to Trac.

It is best practice to just check every few weeks (once a month or so if you're really enthusiastic; less often if you're not) to see if there's been any big changes.

Prior to any release, Django maintainers will make an announcement. Prior to 1.0, we'll have a couple of weeks of string freeze in order to give people time to be 100% translated.

Tools

This shoud be a list of useful (and needed) software for translators to work on .po files.

Linux and other Unix Systems

  • required for make-messages.py and compile-messages.py: the gettext utilities. These should be available with your distribution. With Debian based distributions it is the gettext package.

Windows

  • translating: ​poEdit (supports fuzzy, plural, translation memory, UTF-8, compiles to .mo files - it includes native win32 GNU gettext binaries)

Mac OS X

Translations of the Django documentation

If for some reason you are not interested to translate Django interface, but instead you feel the desire to point your translation weapons against Django documentation (the content of '/docs'), you are invited to use the TranslateDocumentation wiki page to better organize your translation works together with other translators.

Note: See TracWiki for help on using the wiki.
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