No problem - some of the posts I have done, especially by smartphone where it autocorrects to nonsense I end up going back and editing them.
:-)
Topic: Thanks to MultiBit localisers (Read 687 times)
I just wanted to give a thankyou to the MultiBit localisers.
In the past couple of weeks there have been a lot of terms translated (usually by one or two people per language) in several languages.
If you look at MultiBit translation site (http://translate.multibit.org/project/multibit/activity_stream) you can see that there have been major pushes in Hindi, Romanian, Esperanto, Arabic, Slovak, Slovenian, Hebrew together with lots of "keeping up to date" in another dozen or so languages.
All these translations help people use Bitcoin in their mother-tongue so thanks for all your efforts.
In the past couple of weeks there have been a lot of terms translated (usually by one or two people per language) in several languages.
If you look at MultiBit translation site (http://translate.multibit.org/project/multibit/activity_stream) you can see that there have been major pushes in Hindi, Romanian, Esperanto, Arabic, Slovak, Slovenian, Hebrew together with lots of "keeping up to date" in another dozen or so languages.
All these translations help people use Bitcoin in their mother-tongue so thanks for all your efforts.
Edit : take this opportunity to thank you for providing this free software
...And as users, We shall continue to help in which ever way possible
Edit : sorry the earlier post by me was terrible and stands corrected now ...
I just wanted to give a thankyou to the MultiBit localisers.
In the past couple of weeks there have been a lot of terms translated (usually by one or two people per language) in several languages.
If you look at MultiBit translation site (http://translate.multibit.org/project/multibit/activity_stream) you can see that there have been major pushes in Hindi, Romanian, Esperanto, Arabic, Slovak, Slovenian, Hebrew together with lots of "keeping up to date" in another dozen or so languages.
All these translations help people use Bitcoin in their mother-tongue so thanks for all your efforts.
In the past couple of weeks there have been a lot of terms translated (usually by one or two people per language) in several languages.
If you look at MultiBit translation site (http://translate.multibit.org/project/multibit/activity_stream) you can see that there have been major pushes in Hindi, Romanian, Esperanto, Arabic, Slovak, Slovenian, Hebrew together with lots of "keeping up to date" in another dozen or so languages.
All these translations help people use Bitcoin in their mother-tongue so thanks for all your efforts.
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