Irish language translation?

[sarah2117]

Hey guys, i am somewhat new here, but i just wanted to say i think it's a great thing to see people interested in the Irish translation project

I'm from Dublin myself, and don't speak as much Irish as i'd like to be able to, but it's great to see our beautiful language being catered for

Keep up the good work

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Sarah

[mici]

SO, this is a sample from a page i'm testing...

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i=1;
translate=document.getElementById('i'+i).innerHTML;
translate=encodeURIComponent(translate);
window.open('http://www.google.com/translate_t?langpair=auto|auto&text='+translate);

it works for Irish(to English), and i suppose other Latin-based languages too, but when it comes to Arabic, the google translator page is just displaying "????? ?? ??" etc

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translate=unescape(encodeURIComponent( translate ) );

didn't create the desired effect either

the text to be translated is user-generated
the HTML is output from a text file(for now) from PHP
I at least understand this has something to do with unicode/8bit strings etc
Many Thanks.

UPDATE##### So far i've got the desired effect, code edited above with this line added... translate=encodeURIComponent(translate);

Not sure if this will work for other languages or even if this is the right approach, but posting here for others. (:

[rvbgnu]

Hey guys, i am somewhat new here, but i just wanted to say i think it's a great thing to see people interested in the Irish translation project

I'm from Dublin myself, and don't speak as much Irish as i'd like to be able to, but it's great to see our beautiful language being catered for

Keep up the good work

Sarah

Hi Sarah,

Thank you for cheering up! We actually need some help to progress with the translation. We are looking for contributors, like native speakers! The maximum requirement is to be able to use OpenOffice / MS Office 8-) The team will take care of any technical aspect of managing the translation for the project.

Please stay in touch!

[breandanose]

Aon scéal, a Hervé?

Fada an lá! Lean oraibh leis an obair iontach atá ar bun agaibh!!

An féidir liom na comhaid le haghaidh Joomla 2.5 a fháil uait? Go raibh míle maith agat! Táim ag déanamh uasghrádú ar an suíomh (www.nagaeiloga.ie) faoi dheireadh!

Míle buíochas,
Breandán

[rvbgnu]

Breandán, a chara,

Sorry, I've missed your post in this busy period!
You will have a DM shortly.

Tá míle failte romhat!
Hervé

[breandanose]

A Hervé,

Go raibh míle maith agat as sin!! Beidh mé i dteagmháil libh arís nuair a bheidh an suíomh réidh agam!

Míle buíochas arís!
Breandán

[rvbgnu]

Breandán, a chara,

Tá míle fáilte romhat!

Nollaig Shona Dhuit!
Hervé

[LetsBuzzMedia]

Hi Hervé,

Táim ag scríobh díreach chun "Go raibh míle maith agaibh" a rá!
I'm just writing to say thanks!

Seo an suíomh a chuir mé le chéile do mo Chlub CLG, le cabhair ó JoomFish agus Joomla v1.5.
Dúirt mé go sheolfainn ar aghaidh chugat é nuair a bheadh sé déanta! Rinne mé dearmad ar sin!

This is the site that I put together for my GAA club using JoomFish and Joomla v1.5.
I said that I would send it on here when I had it finished! I forgot until now!

http://www.nagaeiloga.ie

Níl aistriúcháin Béarla ar ghach rud ann, tá roinnt de as Gaeilge amháin!
Some of the site is intentionally in Irish only!

Slán go fóill!
Breandán

Your site is looking good. Just wondering how Google translates the site content. Do you get found for the English and Irish versions of the words.

EG: Does Google understand this: Club nua CLG i mBaile Átha Cliath, lonnaithe i bPáirc an Fhionnuisce and send you visitors for this as well: A new GAA team as Gaeilge, based in the Phoenix Park, Dublin.

Just Curious,
Mark

[wackywebtechie]

Herve,

I was wondering if you would still have a copy of the Irish translation files. I have people working with me that are native Irish speakers and would be glad to assist in the further development of Irish translation if you need it.

I am trying to translate my new site into Irish and I would find the files really useful. Will be glad to volunteer my contribution to you

[kardinol]

Oh, don't worry, I see plenty of problems too but it has been translated into many languages already so there are ways to do it correctly. The system supports language packs which is what I'm hoping to create with the help of this community.

[rvbgnu]

Hello everyone,

Breaking News!

It's been a busy week-end, and thanks to Kevin, we have more translated files, including the installation ones!
http://forum.joomla.org/viewtopic.php?f ... 1#p3342088

The team and the Irish language pack is now waiting approval from the Joomla Translations Working Group.
https://docs.joomla.org/Translations_Working_Group

We have also setup a GitHub repository, with the pre-releases files
https://github.com/joomla-irish/language_pack

Please feel free to ask more details, and to join us!

[batmanjd]

Hello everyone,

Breaking News!

It's been a busy week-end, and thanks to Kevin, we have more translated files, including the installation ones!
http://forum.joomla.org/viewtopic.php?f ... 1#p3342088

The team and the Irish language pack is now waiting approval from the Joomla Translations Working Group.
https://docs.joomla.org/Translations_Working_Group

We have also setup a GitHub repository, with the pre-releases files
https://github.com/joomla-irish/language_pack

Please feel free to ask more details, and to join us!

Hi Hervé, that is really great news. I'm thrilled to hear that.

Many thanks to Kevin for his continued work on different Irish language projects in general, and in particular for making this translation possible for Joomla 3. I remember his help way back to get some strings translated on Joomla! 1.0.

I look forward to using this translation for an updated website I'm working on at the moment.

[rvbgnu]

Hello,

The small (and recently augmented) Irish translation team is waiting approval of the Joomla! Irish language pack.And there is still some work to do!

In the meantime, we would like to prepare to attract some attention from the National (Ireland) and European media, outside the usual and supportive Joomla and FOSS communities. Then, as my PR skills are poor, and I'm not a native English speaker, we are looking for help and inspiration on this.

Do you know anyone that you can point us to?
Are you aware of other translation team having done some work and buzz before, so we can get some ideas from it?

Apart from the "about Joomla!" page, what information should we give to journalists?
https://www.joomla.org/about-joomla.html

You can use some documents on GitHub
https://github.com/joomla-irish/languag ... n_Irish.md

Looking forward to reading some advices!
Hervé

[rvbgnu]

Hello!

The Irish language pack for Joomla is keeping up-to-date since Kevin joined us about two years ago (already...).

The last update for Joomla 3.8.0 is available from the Administrator backend, on installation of a new Joomla instance, and also published here:
http://joomlacode.org/gf/project/jtrans ... ge_id=7002

Now, thanks to Kevin ongoing support with translation and build scripts, and Thomas who manages the language files on Crowdin, we will have, in a few days, the files and Translation Memory available for everyone to contribute!!

So hopefully, we will reach a full translated pack (admin is not completely done) very soon!

More to follow.

Slán go fóilleach!

[rvbgnu]

Hello!,

Just in case someone find this post, that looks old, the Irish language pack is still well maintained and improved, now for Joomla 3.8.12.
It can be simply installed like any other official pack from the Joomla Administrator.
Or manually downloaded at
https://community.joomla.org/translatio ... html#ga-ie

Irish translators and speakers, we need you! Please help localise Joomla 3.9 CMS as Gaeilge https://crowdin.com/project/joomla-cms/ga-IE#/staging

The Frontend is done since Dec 2015, and for people using Joomla daily in the Gaeltacht, a full Backend as #Gaeilge2018 would be great

A #aistritheoirí, tá cúnamh uainn! Cabhraigh linn #Gaeilge a chur ar chóras Joomla! 3.9
https://crowdin.com/project/joomla-cms/ga-IE#/staging

Go raibh maith agaibh!

[rvbgnu]

A chairde,

Irish language files for Joomla 3.8.13 are now publicly available.

Please help us to complete the coming 3.9.0 release, with 41 strings to translate!
https://crowdin.com/translate/joomla-cms/1467/engb-ga

[rvbgnu]

A chairde,

A quick word to say that it's been months since the VirtueMart translation in Irish, has been added in Transifex. Please Feel free to contribute!
https://www.transifex.com/virtuemart/da ... cts/ga_IE/

It is not completely translated for the frontend, yet, but it is already used on live websites, so feel free to download the packages from
http://virtuemart.net/community/transla ... mart/ga-IE
and for the plugins
http://virtuemart.net/community/transla ... mart/ga-IE

Slán go fóilleach!