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On cucumis.org, we like to share. Please take 10 minutes of your time to perform one small translation for the community.

English can be used as a transition language. The translations between 2 non-english languages may be accelerated a lot if you add the english as a target language.

When there are too many errors, please look at the profile of the translator. If the translator is new to Cucumis.org, please send him or her a personal message including the reasons of the rejection.

Before accepting a translation, check that there aren't any comments or multiple translation choices in the main translation as it would corrupt the [1]ratio between the numbers of characters by language[/1]. If needed, edit and move the comments or the less plausible translation choices into the "%s" field of the form.

When there are different alternatives for the translation, only keep the best one for this main translation field and the others for the comments field.

You mustn't submit two or more alternative translations into the main translation field.

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Check this option when you only want the meaning of your text without attention to form. "Meaning only" translations can be done by translators who do not speak the target language fluently, so they may be done more quickly.

"Meaning only" translations are more focused on the meaning than on the form or the grammar. However, even though you don't need to be a fluent speaker of language "XXX", you must have a very good knowledge of both languages (XXX and YYY) to do this translation.

Users who copy/paste translations from automatic translation tools (very easy to detect), will surely be banned from the site.

Reject or edit?

The translation must take into account the specific rules of the target language. For example in Spanish the reverse interrogation or exclamation point comes before the sentence, in Japanese the sentences end with "。" ( not with "." ) and there is no space before the next sentence, etc...

The translation must follow the punctuation, the uppercases and lowercases of the original text. For example if there is no point at the end of the sentences of the original text, there must not be a point in the translated text.

First of all the translation must respect the meaning of the original text. It must be written with a rich vocabulary by a fluently speaking translator.

You can also access the translations rejected by the submitter. Those rejected translations will be rare but they must be evaluated in priority.

You can find the latest translations to be evaluated by clicking on the corresponding item of the left menu

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