List of translators

• Jan 30, 2009 - 19:15

Update: For the latest list of translators see List of 0.9.5 release

I am compiling a list of translators for the 0.9.4 release notes. If you notice anyone missing from this list or would like your name displayed differently please leave a comment below.

  • Czech
    • Tomas Valusek
  • Dutch
    • Jaap Plaisier
  • French
    • Lasconic
    • Jean-Louis Waltener
  • Galician
    • Xosé
  • German
    • Werner Schweer
  • Hindi
    • bvgr
  • Italian
    • Angelo Contardi
    • Antonio Marchionne
  • Portuguese, Brazilian
    • israel_zeu
  • Russian
    • Alexandre Prokoudine
  • Spanish
    • Carlos Sanchiavedraz
    • Macedonious
    • Marcos Guglielmetti

Comments

In reply to by fred87

Fred87, The website has a few French pages that could be updated to incorporate the latest changes from the English version. I will let Lasconic and Jean-Louis Waltener give more details and instructions since they currently maintain the French translations.

In reply to by Thomas

The Hungarian language is enabled. The first thing to do is to translate the teaser:
- go to http://musescore.org/node/1/translate
- click to add the hungerian translation
- replace all the English text with the translation

This procedure is exactly the same for the other normal and handbook pages.

A few strings need to be manually translated for the website:
- Free music composition & notation software
- Download Free - Now
- Licensed under the [Creative Commons Attribution 3.0] license, 2002-2009 Werner Schweer and others.
Could you post the translation in a comment for these strings?

In reply to by Thomas

> A few strings need to be manually translated for the website:
> Free music composition & notation software
= Ingyenes zeneszerző & kottaszerkesztő szoftver
> Download Free - Now
= Töltsd le ingyen - most
> Licensed under the [Creative Commons Attribution 3.0] license, 2002-2009 Werner Schweer and others.
Közzétéve a [[Creative Commons Attribution 3.0] licensz alatt, 2002-2009 Werner Schweer és mások.

In reply to by molnarm

All translated strings have been submitted: http://www.musescore.org/hu
I saw you translated the teaser page already. Great. Feel free to move on with all the other normal pages and handbook ones. I will add the normal pages to the menu, so don't worry, they wont pop up right away.

Once the handbook is complete, David will compile a pdf from it and check it into the repository so it will be available in the MuseScore package.

Hello

I can see that this wonderful application is only partially translated into Danish and that no Danish translator is on this list. I would like to volunteer in translating musescore. I have a fair knowledge of the English language and is trained in music theory so I think I can make proper translations of the program.

If this is useful, please inform me how to update the translations.

Thanks

Kind regards
Morten Poulsen, Denmark

In reply to by mortenpoulsen

Hi Morton,

We missed the person who started the Danish translation so I updated the list: swolff

There are 3 parts of the MuseScore project which can be translated: the software (~50% done), the website (~20% done) and the handbook (0% done).

The software to translate the software with is called QT Linguist and the file which should be opened in the software can be downloaded via this link.

The instructions for translating the website and the handbook translation instructions

If you have questions, don't hesitate to let us know.

Hi I would like to give my help in translating into Italian, I know you have two translators in my language, but I can give my long experience as wind band musician and I know terms that current translators may not know.(for instance in file instruments_it.xml) the piccolo flute has not been translated, whereas the correct term in italian is "Ottavino" - The Piccolo in Italy is the E flat clarinet.
I begin by offering to translate the whole file instruments_it.xml which is not complete

Ciao
Renato

In reply to by renato_

Renato, It is important to work from the most recent copy of the instruments list in order to avoid duplication of effort. If you are not already using the prereleases here is a link to the latest version of the Italian instruments list:
//mscore.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/mscore/trunk/mscore/share/templates/instruments_it.xml

For comparison here is a link to the latest version of the English instruments list:
//mscore.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/mscore/trunk/mscore/share/templates/instruments_it.xml

Please use the files linked above rather than the files included in version 0.9.4 which are several months old.

Hi,
I could help to translate to French. And I could make some suggestions about the documentation too. Would-you tell me
how to proceed ?

Thanks
Olivier

In reply to by Vlasak

Hi Vlasak,

Thanks for creating the Czech translation. MuseScore.org indeed misses a lot of the Czech translation so your help is very very welcome.

We have an online translation workflow for putting in translations. I just granted your account access to translate all content on musescore.org to Czech. In order to get started, read the translation instructions first. It should be self explanatory but feel free to ask if you have problems. Don't hesitate to try some things out, the system can coop with that and we can follow your tracks as well in case anything goes wrong.

That being said, you might understand by now that the offline translation you made, has to be submitted online, page per page of the handbook. Could you send your translation to thomas dot bonte // gmail dot com? I'll have a look how things can be done easily and report back.

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