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About this interface

Community for Drupal translations

This interface serves as a community hub for translating Drupal projects, so translators only need to use a browser to contribute. Our system knows about Drupal projects, such as modules, themes and install profiles; with their respective releases. This means that all text added to these packages are translatable. New projects and releases are scanned regularly. Languages are maintained by translation groups. Every group has a community space, where members can share information, discuss specific questions and document best practices. Finally, translations are packaged on drupal.org for each project release.

Quick stats

Some facts about this community

  • 44 translation groups
  • 581 contributors
  • 5399 projects managed
  • 7628 releases parsed (0 in queue)
  • 64879 files scanned
  • 164996 strings to translate
  • 249823 translations recorded
  • 57710 suggestions awaiting approval

Handy links

Documentation, discussion spaces

Translator's guide
Documentation for translators on drupal.org.
Translations group
Translations group at groups.drupal.org.
Mailing list
Translators mailing list hosted at drupal.org.

Contribute

Suggest, translate, review

You can review the work being done here, but to participate, first you need to create an account and/or log in.

Alternatively you can explore languages.
Alternatively you can explore projects.

How to get your group set up here?

To get your group set up here, you need to decide to migrate your data to localize.drupal.org. Team leaders are suggested to first review the waiting list for your language and then if not found open an issue filling in your language name. State your team leader username on drupal.org (and make sure you log in on localize.drupal.org as well, so your user is created). If you have been running the localization server already, please also state if you need any of the suggestions from your database imported.

 
 

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