I am able, and extremely willing to translate to ITALIAN. How can i do so? Can someone send me the english version i can translte to italian?

Let me Know

Paolo

I am able, and extremely willing to translate to ITALIAN. How can i do so? Can someone send me the english version i can translte to italian?

Let me Know

Paolo

Hi Paolo,

If you haven't found it by now, download the English version at this link :

https://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/rah_project_specific_translations/en.po

And then download the "po edit" program. The address for downloading "po edit" is in message n� 34652

You can send your Italian translation to David Kim :

You will find his email address in message n� 190171

Read the other messages, they will help you.

J Murdoch

Thanks for the links. I tried to edit the file using poedit, witch i had downloaded from the link you i found on this site, but it gives an error when i try to save my project. Althogh i dougt it, it might be that i'm running Windows Vista? I edited about 1/4 of the file using good old WordPad, witch seems to be working just fine.. If you know why it gives that error during save operation, le me know ;)

Hi,
I have translated to Japanese and I sent the ja.po file to David Kim
a few days ago, but I don't get a reply.
Had better I send it once again?

yamashin

Hi,
I have translated to Japanese and I sent the ja.po file to David Kim
a few days ago, but I don't get a reply.
Had better I send it once again?

yamashin

Thanks!! I'll forward your message to David right away. thanks, David

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Hi,
I have translated to Japanese and I sent the ja.po file to David Kim
a few days ago, but I don't get a reply.
Had better I send it once again?

yamashin

Thanks!! I'll forward your message to David right away. thanks, David

Now Japanese is available on R@H site!
Thanks!

yamashin

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Hi guys! I can help out translating into spanish and catalan, so, if you are interested, just contact me.

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nie wiem co wy tu piszecie ale pozdro ;D

I have an advanced knowledge of Latin, and would be more than willing to translate whatever is translatable into that wonderful language. Don't think I'm nuts: Vatican City still uses Latin, and many people in Italy (esp. the 18-30 crowd) are taking up Latin as a fun hobby/coffee table pastime. It could be a great thing for any HS/college student taking Latin who wants to contribute to this great project.

I would be obliged if someone in the know could tell me how I might go about doing this. I saw something about .po files and such, but the last post to this thread was over a year ago; I would appreciate current info as to what to get, how to get it, and where to post it... thanks, John (cesium_133)

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The lovely lady you see isn't I, but Hayley Westenra, a classical crossover singer from Christchurch, NZ. There is no known voice as hers. Check her out- she's seraphic.

Hi,
I've been reading the spanish version and there is a lot of spelling errors and grammar mistakes. I'm native in spanish, so I may help you in that.

Could somebody tell me the steps in order to send you a correct version of the document? I guess i could do the work in a few days.


by the way: My browser is badly decoding accents and special stuff; since you're not explicitly specifying a page charset. Webmaster should add something like this:
Content-Type: text/html; charset="Windows-1252" in html header.

https://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/translate.php

Could somebody tell me the steps in order to send you a correct version of the document? I guess i could do the work in a few days.

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Hi everyone,

I've noticed that there is some non UTF-8 chars everywehere even if the page has <meta charset="utf-8">...

Maybe you should open all the transaltion files and convert them to UTF-8.
(Notepad++ can easelly do that)

Regards

Vincent

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