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Wikimania translation will be exciting and demanding.
There will be hundreds of pages to translate for Wikimania : brochures, handouts, abstracts, full papers, workshop/presentation slides. We need everything translated into each of the official languages (at least English, German, French).
Todo
[edit]- Develop the official site more: see Translation requests/Wikimania
- Post "Wikimania site launched" on WMF; Update needed: Es, It, Ko, Es, Ro.
Requirements
[edit]Interpreters : We will need 3-10 interpreters for the duration of the conference, including
- real-time interpreters for the sessions in the main room.
- multilingual interpreters to greet guests as they arrive on Thursday/Friday
Text translation: We will need translation of ~1,000 pages of text (~100,000 lines of 55 characters) into {English, German, French}. A subset of around 10 pages (instructions, directions, welcoming information, website content) will need to be translated into 10+ languages, perhaps {Arabic, German, English, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Dutch, Polish, Swedish, Chinese}.
- These will need to be translated ahead of the conference, between June and August.
Interested helpers
[edit]Please list yourself below if you can help with Wikimania translation. See also the people who are already working on translating the Wikimania site, here and there!
Coordinators
[edit]Coordinators should be able to read more than one language, and will need to be available for a significant stretch of time between June and the end of the conference.
Interpreters
[edit]Interpreters should note whether they are real-time or not, and what languages they can interpret from/into.
- Eugenia Strazzolini (eugeniastrazzolini (at) yahoo.co.uk / eugeniastrazzolini@fibertel.com.ar): real-time (simultaneous) English<>Spanish interpreter. Available all three days.
- Carmen Kaletta (carmen.kaletta (at) gmx.de): real-time (simultaneous) English<->German interpreter. Available all three days.
- Mona Belkhodja (Monalog@gmx.de) real-time English<->French (or English<->German; or French<->German) interpreter. Available all three days.
- Salka Klos (salkaklos (at) libero.it): Professional real-time (simultaneous) interpreter. Italian<->German, French->German. I also speak English fluently. Available all three days.
- Hugues Desesquelles (HugoDESS@yahoo.es): real-time English<>French<>Spanish. Available all three days.
Inés Haybäck (ineshaybaeck@yahoo.com): Professional real-time (simultaneous) interpreter. Spanish<->German, French->German, English->German, available all three days.
Translators
[edit]Translators should note what languages they can translate from/to. (Or just link to the Translators page if you are already listed there.
- Korrigan En to/from Fr (I won't be able to attend Wikimania, but I can translate pages during June & July)
- Carmen Kaletta, En -> De, available from July 6th, 2005: carmen.kaletta@gmx.de
- Salka Klos Professional translator. It into/from De, Fr into De. salkaklos (at) libero.it
- Annalisa Tamborra, professional translator, German and English into Italian, Tamborra, info@tamborra.at