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==What happens next==
==What happens next==


The maintainer(s) of the language pack will receive notification of your contribution.  It will be reviewed and then most likely added to the language pack. The reviewing is easier if the number of strings in one contribution is not too high.
The maintainer(s) of the language pack will receive notification of your contribution.  It will be reviewed and then most likely added to the language pack. You will receive email notification when the status of your contribution changes i.e. when a maintainer begins their review and then when they accept or reject it. At any time you can use the contribution record comments to communicate with the maintainer about your submitted translation.


Your name will appear on the  [http://lang.moodle.org Translation site] front page as a recent, valued contributor. Well done!
Assuming your contribution is accepted, your name will then appear on the  [http://lang.moodle.org Translation site] front page as a recent, valued contributor. Well done!


==See also==
==See also==
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XClUZOuFfWo| Video on how to contribute to a language pack]
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XClUZOuFfWo| Video on how to contribute to a language pack]
* [[Improving English language strings]]
* [[Improving English language strings]]

Revision as of 14:54, 30 July 2014

The Translation site enables translators to work collaboratively on language packs using a special Moodle translation tool called AMOS. If you see an error or non-translated term in Moodle in your language, you can contribute a correction or translation via the Translation site.

If you'd like to help translating more than just a few strings, please contact the maintainer of your language pack as listed in the Translation credits.

Getting started with AMOS

  1. Create an account on the Translation site and log in.
  2. Click the link AMOS translator.
  3. In the Languages box, make sure your language is selected.
  4. In the Components box, find the language strings you wish to translate.
  5. Click the button 'Save filter settings'.
  6. Type your translation into the boxes on the right. When you click out of the box, it will turn blue and your text will be saved automatically.
  7. When you have finished translating, click the button at the bottom of the page 'Go to the stage'. Do about 30 strings at a time.
  8. Review your translation, then click the button 'Send strings to language pack maintainers'.
  9. (Optional) Add a message for the language pack maintainer explaining what you have done.
Add your translation
Submit your translation

What happens next

The maintainer(s) of the language pack will receive notification of your contribution. It will be reviewed and then most likely added to the language pack. You will receive email notification when the status of your contribution changes i.e. when a maintainer begins their review and then when they accept or reject it. At any time you can use the contribution record comments to communicate with the maintainer about your submitted translation.

Assuming your contribution is accepted, your name will then appear on the Translation site front page as a recent, valued contributor. Well done!

See also