Free Version of ASE – Start Translating Today!

We’ll begin by translating the ASE plugin (stable version) and the plugin description on wordpress.org (stable readme version) into the following languages:

1. Chinese (China) – completed and ongoing
2. Portuguese (Brazil) – completed and ongoing
3. Hungarian – completed and ongoing
4. Vietnamese – completed and ongoing
5. Italian – completed and ongoing
6. Dutch – completed and ongoing
7. Korean – completed and ongoing
8. German (Formal) – completed and ongoing
9. French (France) – completed and ongoing
10. Polish – completed and ongoing
11. Norwegian – completed and ongoing
12. Czech – completed and ongoing
13. Spanish (Spain) – completed and ongoing
14. Slovak – completed and ongoing
15. Indonesian – completed and ongoing
16. Portuguese (Portugal) – completed and ongoing
17. Ukrainian – completed and ongoing
18. Urdu – completed and ongoing
19. Swedish – completed and ongoing
20. Danish – completed and ongoing
21. Arabic – completed and ongoing
22. Romanian – completed and ongoing
23. Turkish – completed and ongoing
24. Persian – completed and ongoing
25. Chinese (Taiwan) – completed and ongoing
26. Albanian – completed and ongoing
27. Spanish (Chile) – completed and ongoing
28. Russian – completed and ongoing
29. Serbian – completed and ongoing
30. Bosnian – completed and ongoing
31. Croatian – completed and ongoing
32. Japanese – completed and ongoing
33. Catalan – completed and ongoing
34. Bengali (Bangladesh) – completed and ongoing
35. Bulgarian – completed and ongoing
36. Greek – completed and ongoing
37. Dutch (Belgium) – completed and ongoing
38. Azerbaijani – completed and ongoing
39. Estonian – completed and ongoing
40. Hebrew – completed and ongoing
41. Other languages

How Do I Get Involved?

You will need to create an account on wordpress.org to take part in the translation process. Once you’ve created an account and are logged in, simply click on your language of choice above and click on either ‘Stable’ or “Stable readme”.

Once you do that, you’ll see a list of strings along with the proposed translation, and when you click on ‘Details’, you can see the translation editor as previewed below (click to enlarge):

As you can see, for the languages listed above, translated strings created automatically using Deepl have been added. Most will be marked as Fuzzy and some as Waiting. Click Details link on each string that needs improvement to edit it and click Suggest.