SmileysPop: Do you speak a foreign language?

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  1. Ovogame

    Ovogame Well-Known Member

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    #1 Ovogame, Jan 10, 2011
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    Hello,

    I'm about to release SmileysPop soon but I would love to support as many languages as possible. I'm looking for people to help me translate my text in as many languages supported by the iphone. So, if you do speak one of these languages and would like to contribute, please post here witch language you can translate into. There is very little text to translate (22 lines and sometimes, a line is just 1 word). Once the game is released, you will get a promo code and you'll be credited in the description of the game in the istore.

    Here are the languages I need :) [Updated]

    Norwegian, Japanese, Ukrainian, Hebrew, Catalan, and Vietnamese

    Post here the language you can do and I'll PM you where to find the text.

    Thanks a lot.

    JC

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  2. Ovogame

    Ovogame Well-Known Member

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    So, no-ones wants to be involved?

    JC
     
  3. AP9TV1

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    you could use google translate to translate it
     
  4. Ovogame

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    Automatic translation works badly for commons languages. Automatic translation doesn't work at all for exotic languages. :)

    JC
     
  5. AP9TV1

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    ohhhhh ok, i just threw that out there because google translate isn't that bad
     
  6. MuMiN

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    Hye...would like to participate...
    I know Malay language
     
  7. TooTinyMan

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    Over there --->
    I speak Dutch, I'd be willing to help!
    Ik zou well willen helpen! Ik ben heel goed!
     
  8. cepe

    cepe Well-Known Member

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    Hi Jean-Claude:

    I speak Spanish. Count me in.
     
  9. Bakumens

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    hey,maybe I could help with Chinese.
     
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    freelance design
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    ich sprecht duestch.
     
  11. Ovogame

    Ovogame Well-Known Member

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    You mean Deutsch don't you ;)

    JC
     
  12. Anso

    Anso Active Member

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    I speak Swedish and I'm happy to help with that if you want. :)
     
  13. I can help with simplified and traditional chinese :)
     
  14. SimonBS

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    I can help you with Danish :)
     
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    I Can help in hebrew
     
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    I am italian ..... you have my email already :)
     
  17. Sl1pstream

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    You've misspelled the word "wel". :p
     
  18. Ovogame

    Ovogame Well-Known Member

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    I'm still looking for more people to translate the text. I have updated the original thread with the languages that I'm still looking for.

    Thanks

    JC
     
  19. Ovogame

    Ovogame Well-Known Member

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    Renton and iDRevolution, I contacted you but still didn't get any anwser. Are you still ok about doing the translation?

    And I'm still looking for the languages left in the origianl post. If you know anyone that could help, please forward them the info :)

    thanks

    JC
     

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