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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.

This is the list of the number of characters needed to translate an English text of 100 characters to each language. These values determine the cost (number of points) of each text submitted. The values are automatically improved and upgraded each time a translation is accepted by an Expert or an Administrator.

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