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Currently, docs.godotengine.org offers (partial) translations into 14 languages (including English). Of these, Weblate lists Italian as the least complete, at 10%. It also lists many other languages, including 5 as more complete than Italian: Vietnamese (12%), Portuguese (25%), Turkish (38%), Tamil (85%), Irish (85%).
Question: What would it take for these, and other, languages to be offered on docs.godotengine.org?
Original motivation: Occasionally introducing Dutch children to Godot, I found that the English of the Dodge/Squash the Creeps tends to pose a barrier. So I thought I'd contribute some translations, only to find that a significant portion of the Getting Started section had already been translated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Currently, docs.godotengine.org offers (partial) translations into 14 languages (including English). Of these, Weblate lists Italian as the least complete, at 10%. It also lists many other languages, including 5 as more complete than Italian: Vietnamese (12%), Portuguese (25%), Turkish (38%), Tamil (85%), Irish (85%).
Question: What would it take for these, and other, languages to be offered on docs.godotengine.org?
Original motivation: Occasionally introducing Dutch children to Godot, I found that the English of the Dodge/Squash the Creeps tends to pose a barrier. So I thought I'd contribute some translations, only to find that a significant portion of the Getting Started section had already been translated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: