Signal

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Translate Signal

Before you Request a Signal Language
*Signal Desktop will can only accept translations for locales supported by the Electron framework. Key languages that are currently not supported: Burmese
*Signal Android and iOS can only accept translations for locales that have iOS or Android system support.

Getting Started

1. Create a Transifex Account:

Haven't created a Transifex account yet? Create one here.

2. Join the Signal Translation Team:

3. Download Signal:

Download Signal for the platforms you are translating! This is an important step that will allow you to get comfortable with the tool and view the original English strings and translations in context. Signal is available to download on Android, iOS, Desktop.

4. Review the #Translation Guidelines:

Make sure you are familiar with the Translation Guidelines before you begin translating. They contain important information like whether or not to translate or transliterate the Project name.

5. Start Translating from the #Translation Priorities & Resources:

The list of resources and translation priorities will help you decide which content to work on first in the Signal project. Some resources are much more important to work on than others because they affect a larger number of Signal users. Dedicate your time on the resources that will make the most impact for users first.

Translation Priorities & Resources

Resource	Priority
Signal Android App	Urgent
Signal iOS App	Urgent
Signal Desktop App	Urgent
Signal Website Signal Website (Live Site)	High Priority
AppStore Description	High Priority
Signal Support Center Signal Support Portal (Live Site)	Low Priority

Localization Resources

• Signal Support Portal
• How To: Use Signal for Android - Guide to using Signal for Android from Surveillance Self-Defense
• How To: Use Signal for iOS - Guide to using Signal for iOS from Surveillance Self-Defense

Translation Guidelines

Refer to the general Translation and Review Guidelines.
Also refer to the (style) guidelines for your particular language

Do not translate "Signal" or other application or project names.

Do not translate or transliterate "Signal" or other project, company or application names that do not have an official or widely adopted regional variation. If you feel speakers of your language would benefit from a transliteration of the project name, please place it in parentheses after the original name.

Example: Psiphon (سايفون)

Some projects have widely used and accepted translations or transliterations of their names. If this is the case in your language, feel free to use the localized version.

Example: تويتر is the transliteration of Twitter in Arabic

Style Guides

Greek

Voice & Tone:

When addressing the user, use the 2nd person singular, not plural.

Spanish

Voice & Tone:

When addressing the user, use the 2nd person singular "tú".

Serbian

Voice & Tone:

When addressing the user, use the lowercase formal plural "ви".

For buttons and actions, use 1st person imperative (eg. Пошаљи).

Do not transcribe or transliterate English names and abbrevations (eg. Signal, GitHub, PIN).

Use -suffix for untransliterated words in cases other than nominative (eg. Signal-у, SMS-ом).

Use „ and ” for quotation marks.

Terminology:
Always use translations of recurring terms listed in the table below to keep them consistent across all strings.

Original (English)	Translated (Serbian)
Signal Private Messenger	Signal Приватни месинџер
SMS verification code	SMS верификациони кôд
Registration Lock	Закључавање регистрације
[User] is verified	[Корисник] је оверен/на
Backup	Резервна копија
End-to-end encryption	Потпуна енкрипција
Safety number	Cигурносни број
View-once media	Једнократни медиј
Sticker pack	Пакет налепница

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