Welcome to Drupal translations! This service is used by translators from around the world to maintain localizations of all projects on drupal.org.
Translation status of Drupal 8 per language based on the 8564 source strings found in the latest Drupal 8 release (8.4.4). Each language links to the list of untranslated strings in the release for that group. The contributor count is displayed overall in the team, not just contributors specific to this release.
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Exported versions of approved translations are regularly saved, so once your suggestions are approved, they will be available in the exported translation files shortly.
Read more about how localize.drupal.org works and how can you contribute in the drupal.org handbooks. Thanks for contributing!
Drupal 8 comes with an entirely rethought language system, automated interface translation updates and all-encompassing content and configuration translation, thanks to a team of hundreds of contributors of the Drupal 8 Multilingual Initiative.
Read more in an article series from Gábor Hojtsy. For insights into how a site similar to the multilingual demo is done, check out the workshop handouts.
To get your group set up here, do the following: Look at the waiting list of languages if you find your language there, follow up on the issue found. Otherwise 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 local user copy is created). Do you have others to work with? Previous work you'll migrate? Tell us about it in the issue.
For requests and issues about the localization service, please see http://localize.drupal.org/issues
