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wow, it will really help me if bitcoin whitepaper is available in my country language, to be honest I haven't finished reading everything written in the Bitcoin whitepaper because of my limitations in translating it. besides that I will be easier to introduce Bitcoin to new people around me who are curious about Bitcoin and the local language helps them to quickly understand.

In which language do you want the bitcoin white paper to be translated for you to be easy to read and understand. If the translation is not available in your language, you can use google translate also.

By the way, since you can write and read English, it won't be much difficult for you to read the original bitcoin white paper in the English language.
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That’s a really good thing and by doing this we are creating an avenue for progress of the cryptocurrency community. When people starts to truly understand what cryptocurrency is all about, we would start to see further progress.

So, I like the fact that the whitepaper is being translated into many different languages and helping people to learn all about it. But, bad that there are governments who still don’t want to accept Bitcoin up until now, and have declared it illegal. I believe that with time it is going to happen and the government will understand. It’s just like El Salvador, all it took was having a president who truly understands Bitcoin.
legendary
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This is a great milestone and very important. To quote the author of the article
who quotes Cøbra,
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“the most important paper of the 21st century.”

At a time when CSW is still actively claiming to be Satoshi and claiming ownership
of the Whitepaper it is important to get it out there and have as many copies of
it in the wild so to speak.

gmaxwell recommended last year that as many as possible people should
host the Whitepaper, there are more and more opportunities now to do
so especially in different languages.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.57344217

The Whitepaper being readily accessible and copyright free goes hand in hand
with the concept of Bitcoin itself so it should remain so, and in any every language.
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That is interesting. I hope that this will continue further and everyone will understand it. Just imagine this is being done by mixed communities all around the world to the local languages can make huge difference. I mean not only the national language but also till down to the local languages. This will definitely have major impact on the way they look at it. There are still many peeps who does not understand English.

This could in fact gather many peeps and innovative minds who read and write only in their local languages. Who knows someone might just get spark out of it to learn the bitcoin, and work on it further. Happy to see Bitcoin is breaking the chains of language barrier.
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This is really a good achievement by the crypto community. The developers and writers as well as the translators are doing a great job.
More number of people will be able to understand the technical concept of why and how Satoshi Nakamoto create Bitcoin at first place.
This would also encourage many other people to contribute towards bitcoin core and translate the white paper into many other languages.
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The Bitcoin whitepaper being translated into more languages is something positive,but I wonder what would motivate the people to spend some time reading the Bitcoin whitepaper.
They might read the whitepaper because they are curious.
The times have changed and Bitcoin in 2022 is way different than the Bitcoin in 2009.
The Bitcoin whitepaper has more of a "historical value" rather than actual technical value.
Most of the people,who are entering the world of Bitcoin don't know and don't care about the whitepaper.
They think only about the BTC price and nothing else. Sad


lately, people's curiosity about bitcoin is getting bigger, so I think a lot of investors, or new people are interested in bitcoin. So, with this whitepaper, I think they can make it easier to read and find out about bitcoin.

other than that, this is a good thing because with the translation of various languages, people can easily learn bitcoin from the whitepaper that has been translated. many people who want to study the whitepaper of bitcoin, but do not understand it, especially if it is in English which we know not everyone can master it. so, with this, it might be easier to understand. for new or old. I'm pretty sure there are still many people who want to read it.
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Though English is a major language which is understandable worldwide but i think bitcoin white paper should be translated in every language of the world. Perhaps we can have someone start a thread in meta and everyone contribute to translate the bitcoin white paper to all languages. Can we have a single source where all bitcoin white paper translations are available ?
Not all people understand English, that is why it is important if other language are available. Meta is not the correct section for this matter but it is more appropriate to be posted on every language boards here in the forum because users there can be able to understand their own language. Meta is only for the changes of this forum or if you have a problem with your bitcointalk account.

If your looking for a site where all languages of bitcoin white paper are compiled, you should read the op again as its already posted there. If there are projects that have different translations, why cant be that happen on bitcoin when bitcoin is more important than them?
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bitcoin book available in 40 languages ​​is really amazing, and very important for those of us who don't understand the terms in bitcoin, sometimes I am also confused when I enter the trading platform, especially when I enter a chat room, there are so many unique and confusing terms, especially For myself, who is just learning about bitcoin, such as the terms low, high and chart, thank you for making books in 40 languages.
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sadly that nation is against the crypto currency.
Why is it that always third world under developed countries like Nepal, Bangladesh, etc. are always against bitcoin?

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I think is because of lack of predicting future. because at this era, cryptocurrency awareness has taken over or almost all the nation and it has gotten to the grassroots, at least seventy five percent of people dwelling in a geographical domain knows the disadvantages and advantages of cryptocurrencies, so them, disregarding Bitcoin should be as results of government sentiment over cryptocurrency, when you look at other nations who attack and ban cryptocurrency in her nations after period of time they will come new policy or agenda to embrace bitcoin... Some nation's what is really causing the problem of attacking Bitcoin is political ignorant.
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Good to share that recently bitcoin white paper which was originally published by Satoshi Nakomoto; continues to be translated in different languages throughout the world.
Though English is a major language which is understandable worldwide but i think bitcoin white paper should be translated in every language of the world. Perhaps we can have someone start a thread in meta and everyone contribute to translate the bitcoin white paper to all languages. Can we have a single source where all bitcoin white paper translations are available ?
That’s nice, but it’s quite unnecessary if you’re going to say that it should be translated to every language, because there are so many languages on earth more than you can count. The more important is that we have to make sure that the Bitcoin whitepaper is available and translated into major languages that are being spoken around the world such as English, Spanish, French, and the rest of them that are widely being used.

There are translating apps these days that can help anyone translate any written text to whatever language that they would want it to be translated into, although it can’t be hundred percent accurate at times, but it can be accurate to an extent of being understood.
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At least as of a few years ago English was the most known language in the world. Chineese was a distant 2nd and Hindi 3rd.
I don't know if it's changed in the last few years but I can't see it loosing it's spot that quickly.

It might not be the most known NATIVELY but it's known.

The catch is that it's a very popular 2nd language.

BUT, no matter what the more languages the white paper is in the better it is. More eyes on it the better it is.

As for @pooya87 and why so many "third world under developed countries like Nepal, Bangladesh, etc. are always against bitcoin" I can ask " why only third world under developed countries like El Salvador are the ones fully Bitcoin" Yes, they tend to be against it more then for it, but they are still there.

-Dave

English is of course the most popular language in the world. The globalized community is still using English more than any other language, although in terms of the whole world population, only a minority speaks and understands it. But it's not about how widely spoken or understood English is. It is about how wide the reach of Bitcoin's whitepaper should be. If possible, it should even be translated into minor languages or dialects if it means reforming the obsolete monetary system.

Does it matter if a country is third world or first world? Every person in the world equally deserves financial freedom, privacy, etc.
legendary
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Does it really matters if Bitcoin Whitepaper is available in different languages ?
Not everyone understand English well even when they use translation assistance. Therefore, it is important for them to understand more about bitcoin if they are interested in reading the whitepaper in their own language. I think the more language ​​available for the bitcoin whitepaper, the better it will be to make the reader understand more because bitcoin is for everyone around the world.
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Good to share that recently bitcoin white paper which was originally published by Satoshi Nakomoto; continues to be translated in different languages throughout the world.


Though English is a major language which is understandable worldwide but i think bitcoin white paper should be translated in every language of the world. Perhaps we can have someone start a thread in meta and everyone contribute to translate the bitcoin white paper to all languages. Can we have a single source where all bitcoin white paper translations are available ?
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Does it really matters if Bitcoin Whitepaper is available in different languages ?

Full read:- Milestone: Bitcoin whitepaper is now available in 40 languages

It does matter- like it is the core and the very foundation of cryptocurrencies.

The fact that most countries have adopted and translated the whitepaper of BTC show on its widespread popularity gaining over the years. Though when I first read the whitepaper and I literally did not understand it, the fact remains that countries have impliedly accepted its existence, thereby paving way for its implementation in the future.

I just do hope that there would be like another document or like a TLDR version of the whitepaper for newbies/beginners who are not knowledgeable on the technical terms that is contained.
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This is marvelous, who ever thought of this translations was brilliant in mind. Kudos to the people who manage to make it happen, not all people around the world can understand English. I was getting ideas right now and maybe translate them also to our own local dialect. This progress should be continuous and maybe one day even the farthest people on earth could read Bitcoin's White Paper with their own language too. Glad I have seen good news today even though the world is in peril, gives me hope that Bitcoin might soar again in not time.
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Against or oppose, sooner or later they will accept Bitcoin because in an era when the world accept Bitcoin as legal tender, it's weird if any nation stay outside the global adoption.

We call and consider Bitcoin as digital gold so when its time comes, the world will accept it like physical gold now. No nation will be against it. Furthermore, Bitcoin is much better than physical gold from technology, security, privacy and convenience in its use cases.
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Yes, it matters. So much.

First, the English language is understood only by a minority in the world. The largest portion of the world's population does not understand English. So there is a need to translate Bitcoin's whitepaper to as many languages as possible.

Second, the document brings so much to the world, why would others be deprived of it? Although it doesn't really matter to a lot of people who are still living in ways far from the reach of technologies, still it preaches a lot of what the financial system should be like. And time will come technology will reach them. It is better to have already formed a rough idea of how a monetary system should be.

At least as of a few years ago English was the most known language in the world. Chineese was a distant 2nd and Hindi 3rd.
I don't know if it's changed in the last few years but I can't see it loosing it's spot that quickly.

It might not be the most known NATIVELY but it's known.

The catch is that it's a very popular 2nd language.

BUT, no matter what the more languages the white paper is in the better it is. More eyes on it the better it is.

As for @pooya87 and why so many "third world under developed countries like Nepal, Bangladesh, etc. are always against bitcoin" I can ask " why only third world under developed countries like El Salvador are the ones fully Bitcoin" Yes, they tend to be against it more then for it, but they are still there.

-Dave
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Translating any document or paper to many international languages allows people all over the world to see important documents in their original and understanding the right form, and in addition, they give us a strong indication of the importance of this document and its proliferation And people attention to knowing its real content, means we can say that these new translations are a strong indicator over the importance of Bitcoin and people's attention to learning more about it, of course this will help the speed of the spread Bitcoin and acceptance around the world.
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The Bitcoin whitepaper being translated into more languages is something positive,but I wonder what would motivate the people to spend some time reading the Bitcoin whitepaper.
They might read the whitepaper because they are curious.
The times have changed and Bitcoin in 2022 is way different than the Bitcoin in 2009.
The Bitcoin whitepaper has more of a "historical value" rather than actual technical value.
Most of the people,who are entering the world of Bitcoin don't know and don't care about the whitepaper.
They think only about the BTC price and nothing else. Sad

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Excuse my ignorance, but does anyone know if it was translated into Portuguese?

Is it hard to click on a link and check? OP states that the translations are available on bitcoin.org, and if you visit that page and know what you are looking for, you can quickly find out the answer to your question.

https://bitcoin.org/en/bitcoin-paper
https://bitcoin.org/files/bitcoin-paper/bitcoin_pt.pdf



I agree that we need as many translations as possible because regardless of someone's knowledge of English, everyone understands something best in their mother tongue. Although one should not think that someone will understand Bitcoin and blockchain only if they read the whitepaper, it is, after all, some basis for further understanding.
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