User talk:Akamycoco
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| Thread title | Replies | Last modified |
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| Approving Sakizaya Wikipedia | 0 | 08:05, 17 October 2019 |
| szy | 0 | 01:19, 17 July 2019 |
| Language portals | 3 | 14:09, 13 May 2017 |
Hi!
I just wanted to notify you that we just moved the Sakizaya translations here on Translatewiki from the language code ais to the language code szy. So for future translations, you need to use that one.
I have also suggested the approval of the Sakizaya Wikipedia to the Wikimedia language committee (which I'm part of). In conjunction with that I left some technical questions at incubator:Talk:Wp/szy, I would be grateful if you could take a look at them.
You may be interested in Thread:Support/Sakizaya, which I just created.
Hello, welcome to translatewiki.net from me too and thanks for your interest in translating. I saw you added yourself as a translator for several languages: do you know all of them?
Hello! Yes, I know all of them, because those are aboriginal languages in Taiwan. And couple of them are kind of similar. And may I ask you a question? Now, I try to do some translation work in Atayal language, but I can't find the entrance of this language translataion page, do I need to do some personal setting? (my translate entrace is in traditional chinese) Thanks for your help!
That's being discussed at Thread:Support/Request 4 languages of Indigenous Taiwanese
@Akamycoco: You can now start your Atayal translate-a-thon!