Last week I put out a request for translators and the response has been fantastic! There are now 9 different Zooniverse projects being worked on in more than 11 languages (more are being added every day). Specifically the response from Germany and Spain has been enthusiastic and a team of volunteer translators have now completed work, or nearly completed it, on several projects.
Planet Four is now available in Traditional Chinese. The Milky Way Project, Disk Detective, and Sunspotter are now available in German. Disk Detective and Sunspotter are also available in Spanish.
Sunspotter only launched today – and we’re super excited that it can go live in three languages at once! A big thank goes to volunteer translators Katharina Doll from Munich, Germany; Fernanda Piñeiro from Mar del Plata, Argentina; Eva Bunge from Germany; Maite Alonso from Talavera, Spain; Jasmin Hau from Fulda, Germany; and user Hanibal94. Thank you so much everyone!
Translations are still underway in many more languages and projects. For example we will soon have Spanish and German Radio Galaxy Zoo, Hungarian Disk Detective and Farsi (Persian) Galaxy Zoo.
To access different languages in projects – look for the globe icon in the top-right of the site – as shown above. On Galaxy Zoo, projects are listed in he ‘Languages’ menu – though we hope to convert this to the globe icon to bring it inline with other projects.
We hope that these new languages will widen participation in citizen science, and help light up new parts of the globe on our live.zooniverse.org map of classifications.
If you’re interested in translating one of our projects, please email rob@zooniverse.org with your Zooniverse username, the language you want to translate into, and the project you’d like to translate.
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Do you have a Welsh language version?
No, but I’d love some Welsh projects! Email rob@zooniverse.org with your username if you’re interested in helping out 🙂
Have you considered contacting duolingo.com? The goal of this site, produced by computer engineers at Carnegie Mellon University, is to essential translate the internet into many languages while providing language learning opportunities, for free, to those involved!
Do you have a brazilian portuguese translator?
Not yet, but we’d love to – email rob@zooniverse.org with your username if you’re interested in helping out.
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I am an English teacher, and ESL teacher, so I could not let that go! 🙂
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Jeez…and a split infinitive. This is my final, neurotic comment. Good luck with these translations!
Any versions for users in Chinese mainland?
Galaxy Zoo has a 简体 中文 version, here
Do you have a French language Version ?
We have a couple of French translators but more could be useful – email rob@zooniverse.org with your username if you’re interested in helping out.
Can you tell me what is going on in Ireland (IE)? I have never seen such amazing result! It is third on the list (and was second according to the attached picture). Population of this country is only 4 mln people and we really dwarfing countries such as Germany, France… Did I miss something?
Someone, please, translate to Portuguese!