Translation Assistance Needed

9 postsstarted by mkmurray 3,501 viewsoriginal topic

Senior Member
#1
There is a need for some volunteer translators to translate simple phrases for a new media cataloging and playback project at the Church. The phrases need to be translated into 5 languages (Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Mandarin Chinese, and Korean).

Please see this wiki page: https://tech.lds.org/wiki/index.php/Tra ... Assistance
Senior Member
#2
Here am I.
Done with Italian.
La vita è una lezione interminabile di umiltà (Anonimo).
Life is a endless lesson of humility (Anonimous).
Senior Member
#3
mkmurray wrote:The phrases need to be translated into 5 languages (Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Mandarin Chinese, and Korean).
Now they also need French, German, Chinese (Cantonese), Russian, and Japanese.
New Member
#4
I updated the languages to show Traditional and Simplified Chinese. Traditional is used in Taiwan (Mandarin) and Hong Kong (Cantonese) while China (Mandarin) uses Simplified Chinese.
Member
#5
I will do for Portuguese.
New Member
#6
I can assist with Spanish.
Jace Voracek
Jace@Jace-Place.com
Community Administrator
#7
LEGENDARYMEMBER wrote:I can assist with Spanish.
The Spanish translation for this project is completed on the Translation Assistance page, but it can always use review.

We still need French, Korean, Russian, and Japanese.
Questions that can benefit the larger community should be asked in a public forum, not a private message.
Member
#8
Alan_Brown wrote:The Spanish translation for this project is completed on the Translation Assistance page, but it can always use review.

We still need French, Korean, Russian, and Japanese.
Why not contact the church administration offices for these countries? I'm sure there would be volunteers there that would be happy to help.
New Member
#9
Alan_Brown wrote:The Spanish translation for this project is completed on the Translation Assistance page, but it can always use review.

We still need French, Korean, Russian, and Japanese.
Thanks, I inputed that comment before I took a peek at the page. The Spanish is correct, however the word descargar is used more commonly for "download" than bajar.
Jace Voracek
Jace@Jace-Place.com