Re: [ros-general] Translators ARE needed (HTML email)

[Tobias Ussing]

i could probably translate it to danish, though i must warn, even though im 
from denmark, and it is my first language. I suck at both spelling and 
grammer in danish, so someone should probably proof read it. Though i expect 
it would be good enough, for now :D.

So, if no one better steps up, and you want it, i can translate to danish.

NOTE: I hate danish OS, ive always used english, and ive never had a danish 
windows installed.

Sincerly
Tobias Ussing

On Monday 16 February 2004 17:34, Aleksey Bragin wrote:
>           Hello,
>  the time for ReactOS website to become multilanguage is coming, and
>  actually is rather near :-)
>
>  So, to start, we need to gather a team of translators for every language.
>  As an initial attempt, I searched the ReactOS maillist archives, and found
>  the following people are (were?) willing to do the ReactOS translation.
>
>  Here is the list:
>        Name Languages E-Mail
>        Rick Langschultz 1) French absleadcoder(a)cox.net
>       2) Spanish
>       3) Irish Gaelic
>       4) Manx Gaelic
>        Mikhail Y. Zvyozdochkin Russian mzvyozd(a)narod.ru
>        Waldo Alvarez Spanish wac(a)ghost.matcom.uh.cu
>        Alexander Ciobanu 1) Romanian alex(a)prodidactica.md
>       2) Russian
>        Filip Navara Czech xnavara(a)volny.cz
>        Bjorn Fischer German thebear80(a)gmx.net
>        Mark IJbema Dutch mark(a)ijbema.xs4all.nl
>        Lorenzo Italian garbage(a)loz.it
>        mtg Japanese mtg(a)ce.wakwak.com
>        tmtsac(a)hotmail.com
>        Oliwer French oliwer(a)free.fr
>
>
>
>  This list is a very preliminary one, since actually I haven't asked anyone
>  from this list if he really wants to do the translation now, except for
>  Oliwer, who already sent me an email regarding his English -> French
>  translation skills.
>
>  If anyone has changed their mind since they post to ros-general/ros-kernel
>  --- let me know, and I will remove you from this list.
>
>  So far we have this (hope line wrap doesn't harm this, in any case I will
>  repost the updated versions of these tables in a better format later):
>  Czech Dutch French Gaelic (Irish) Gaelic (Manx) German Italian Japanese
>  Romanian Russian Spanish Navara IJbema Oliwer Langschultz Langschultz
>  Fischer Lorenzo mtg Ciobanu Bragin Langschultz (GvG ?) Langschultz      
>  Ciobanu
>               Zvyozdochkin
>
>
>  We have a good situation in Dutch (IJbema can translate, and GvG can
>  approve --- ? ), French, and Russian (we may have even another man here -
>  Semyon Novikov) languages. But certainly for a start, at least one people
>  per language is enough, though two are highly preferable.
>
>
>  I will post translation rules and guideline here later, and actually I am
>  going to start preparing the stuff for translation.
>
>
>  With the best regards,
>  Aleksey Bragin.