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This is the place for translators, where beginners find help to start out. Advanced users can find out how to mark pages for translation. So you should first get to know how it works, before starting to translate pages.

MediaWiki.org uses the for localisation. This wiki is a place where you may find detailed information about it. Tsham-ua̍t. You can find more information for beginners on.

If you want to help us with a translation
It is recommended to read the Translation example page for an introduction to using the Translation extension. At work, follow the best practices.

For more information on the translation project for your language, go to.



Sin-ê huan-i̍k-tsiá
For beginners, it is best to start the translation of any message on a page where another translator already has started to translate. The original translator is very likely to track your edit, so your translations will probably soon be checked. If there are any mistakes in your work, they fix it. It is one of more good reasons, for the watching pages.



Tuì ko-kip huan-i̍k jîn-guân
If you want to learn more on how to prepare a page for translation, visit Page translation example. At the end of this work, you need to wait until the prepared page is processed by the Translation administrator who marks this page for translation.



Huan-i̍k hîng-tsìng jîn-guân
Only users in the group Translate administrator may mark pages for translation. If you have waited for a page to be marked a certain amount of time, you may request any user in this list to do it.

Recommended

 * – Help tool for translators, to translate the content of Wikipedia articles into other languages.
 * – How to create multilingual templates and modules (draft)
 * Project:Village Pump – The place for questions and answers about translations (in English).



Tsham-ua̍t

 * – Described the old system of MediaWiki translation methods (unused now; only for information)
 * – Described the old system of MediaWiki translation methods (unused now; only for information)