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Welcome to the page of the Romanian localization team at Mozilla. Here you will find lists of team leaders and translators, information on how to become part of Mozilla's L10n project, and links to pages where you can learn more about translating Mozilla's products and services.

The Romanian (ro) L10n team

Team website: http://www.mozilla.ro

More informations about all areas of contribute you can find here.

Active team members

This list takes up those who translate or help in translating any of Mozilla's projects into Romanian.

Name	Email	Role	Desktop OS	Tablet OS	Mobile OS	HG Access?
Cristian Silaghi	cristian.silaghi @ mozilla . ro	All projects localization & RO L10n leader for Firefox OS	Windows 10/Arch Linux	Firefox OS	Android	NO
Jobava	jobaval10n @ gmail . com	All projects localization	Fedora 23	Android	Android Firefox OS	NO
Ioana Chiorean	ioana.chiorean @ mozilla . ro	L10n colaborator	---	---	Android	YES

Localizers in training

Name	Email	Project assignment	Desktop OS	Tablet OS	Mobile OS
Cosmin Bașoldea	contact @ lovegaming . net	All projects localization	Windows 10	---	Android

Unclear/unknown status of some localizers

Name	Email	Known contribution area	Desktop OS	Tablet OS	Mobile OS
Adrian Șuteu	---	Was involved in SUMO articles localization	Ubuntu	Windows 8 Metro	Android ICS
Putină Iulian	---	Was involved in Pootle	---	---	---
Ioana Schifirnet	---	Was involved in Firefox for Android localization	---	---	---

Localizers retired

Name	Email	Project assignment	Desktop OS	Tablet OS	Mobile OS
Alexandru Szasz	alexxed@gmail.com	All projects localization - Old team leader	Fedora #	Windows 8 Metro	Android ICS
Raul Nicolae Malea	raul.malea @ gmail . com	L10n team coordinator	openSUSE Linux/Windows 8.1	Android	Android ICS

L10n kit

Glossary

Pootle, Transvision and i18n

Situation of translation

https://l10n.mozilla.org/teams/ro

Style guide

Style guide for Romanian localization within Mozilla

Tools

Pootle and Verbatim

Transvision

http://transvision.mozfr.org/ for checked strings into similar latin language

Webdashboard l10n RO

https://l10n.mozilla-community.org/webdashboard/?locale=ro (for localizing mozilla.org use Geany and Bugzilla for localizing text)

How to join this l10n team

Seven steps for newcomers to learn how to join your l10n team. To help localize Mozilla products and websites into Romanian:

1. Introduce yourself to the Mozilla Romania community by emailing the mailing list.
2. Create a Pootle account to submit translation suggestions.
3. Contact Ioana Chiorean at ioana[DOT]chiorean[AT]gmail[DOT]com, Cristian Silaghi at cristian[DOT]silaghi[AT]mozilla[DOT]ro and Raul Malea at raul[DOT]malea[AT]gmail[DOT]com. Include your Pootle username.
4. Study the localization and translation guide for Romanian and use the correct diacritics and punctuation marks (ă, ș, ț, î, â, „” «» etc.). We use ș and ț with comma, not cedilla. Be careful!
5. Become familiar with translation reference tools, like Pootle and Transvision, to know how to provide translations that are consistent with the existing translations.
6. After you've submitted translation suggestions, follow up with Cristian and Raul to get feedback on your contributions.
7. If you find bugs in the existing translation, please file a bug here.

SUMO Localization

To help localize http://support.mozilla.org/ro into Romanian:

1. Create a SUMO account
2. If you can, get in touch with the Group Leader(s) listed here via a Private Message. If there is nobody listed there, please get in touch with Michał / vesper.
3. Read our universal l10n documentation here. For language-specific documentation, please get in touch with your Group Leader(s).
4. Visit your language thread in the forums and introduce yourself to the community. We don’t bite, unless you’re made of cake.
5. Look at the localization dashboard for SUMO in Romanian and translate a SUMO article.
6. When you're done, notify the team for them to review your work by emailing the mailing list.
7. You're ready to go! If you have any questions, ask them on the forums.

Active projects

Programs

1. Fennec (Firefox for Android) Aurora
2. Firefox Aurora
3. Firefox for iOS
4. Lightning (Calendar) Aurora
5. Thunderbird Aurora

Websites

1. accounts.firefox.com
2. addons.mozilla.org
3. babelzilla.org
4. developer.mozilla.org/
5. input.mozilla.com
6. mozilla.org
7. mozillians.org
8. support.mozilla.org

Translation bugs

Bugzilla is Mozilla's own bug reporting and tracking system. It's found at bugzilla.mozilla.org.

Applications

• File bug in Bugzilla under "Mozilla Localization" > "ro / Romanian".
• List of open bugs filed under "Mozilla Localization" > "ro / Romanian".

www.mozilla.org

• File bug in Bugzilla under "www.mozilla.org" > "L10N" (preset for "ro").
• List of open bugs filed under "www.mozilla.org" > "L10N" containing "ro".

Mozilla Etherpads

The Romanian L10n team has its own team pads at mozilla.etherpad.org. They can be used for cooperative efforts in translating, and as a scratch pads for those who want to keep their notes in a place accessible also to other Mozilla translators. You'll find them here:

• Romanian MoPad (romania.etherpad.mozilla.org).

Others links

1. Signoffs (ro)
2. Localization at Mozilla Developer Network(MDN)
3. Common starting webpage guide at MDN)

See also

• Category:L10n Teams, list of L10n teams.
• Category:Pages in Romanian, list of pages in MozillaWiki translated into Romanian.
• L10n:Locale Codes
• L10n:Localization Process
• L10n:Resources

Wikipedia

Romanian

• Mozilla
• Mozilla Firefox

English

• Internationalization and localization
• Language localisation
• Mozilla
• Translation

Team communication

• Mailing list: http://groups.google.com/group/mozilla-ro . If you are interested, Mozilla has plenty of other public mailing lists to follow.
• Community website: http://mozilla.ro
• IRC: #romania channel
• Facebook

Feedback

Since we actively promote open source values, we always try to improve our efforts and welcome your input. Please tell us what you think by joining the discussion (in English) either on the L10n forum or the IRC channel #l10n . You can also always contact the Romanian L10n team in either English or Romanian.