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Welcome to WikiProject Intertranswiki, a collaborative effort to improve Wikipedia by importing and translating content from other language Wikipedias. The aim of the project is to transwiki missing articles from other Wikipedias and draw up banks of articles of missing content organised by topic and sub topic, as well as tagging existing articles which need major translation from the other language equivalent. An excellent way to approach the transferring of content and addressing systematic bias on here is to pick a topic, say for example French chateaux, on the Intertranswiki French/Buildings page we start a section "Chateaux", and pick a region, and then ransack the category on French wikipedia and identify the red links and then aim to ensure that the categories match as much as possible between other wikis and that no articles are missing. The project is very much an extension of Wikipedia:WikiProject Missing Encyclopedic Articles, and is a way to generate interest in creating missing content and languages.
This WikiProject is dedicated to importing content from foreign language Wikipedias. For the WikiProject dedicated to the transwiki process in general (particularly out going material), see Wikipedia:WikiProject Transwiki. For Wikipedia translation combined with language learning, see Wikipedia:Wikiproject Cross-language Editing and Learning Exchange.
If you are interested in translation as a topic, please visit Wikipedia:WikiProject Translation studies.
In a nutshell, if you copy or translate material from other Wikimedia projects, you have to attribute it to not violate the CC-by-SA license. At minimum, this requires a linked edit summary to the source of the content. Content re-users should also consider leaving a note at the talk page, typically using {{ translated|<language>|<original title>}}.
See WP:Copying within Wikipedia for more information how to attribute the original content, and WP:Requests for page importation to import revisions from selected other Wikimedia projects.
Be careful when translating a significant amount of unsourced material from other wikipedias, particularly Spanish wikipedia, which is fairly notorious for copying and pasting. Sometimes you'll find that self-published books will have translated or copied material from various wikipedias. These mirror sources are to be avoided when trying to source translated content. Beware of sources by "Emereo Publishing", "Mobile Reference" and sources which state xxx facts "Everything you need to know", such as "The xxx (actor) Handbook". Also, technically imdb is not considered a reliable source in general on here as it's a user-generated site. It is typically consulted but not sourced on here. For film, where possible try to search the title/actor in google books and you can quickly draw up citations here, as you can in general other research.
Here are some links to articles on other Wikipedias:
WikiProject Intertranswiki |
---|
Archives |
Transwikied articles |
Other languages |
Other |
Simply place articles you've transwikied here, and a brief description of the subject. The wider the range of content and languages translated the better! Add articles you intend to translate in a section below, though if there are a lot, consider listing them on one of the project sub pages under the language and topic first. Try to source as much of the articles you transwiki as possible for verification.
Add a brief description to the articles you intend to translate:
If you have a large list of articles, too large to list here as needed transwikying, feel free to list them on project sub pages like Russian biography. Articles to be translated by language wikipedia:
Please sign your name here as part of the overall project and also add your name to the sub language page for whatever language you are interested in translating articles from. Example
This user is a
member of WikiProject Intertranswiki. |
This is a
WikiProject, an area for focused collaboration among Wikipedians. New participants are welcome; please feel free to participate!
|
Albanian ( sq) · Arabic ( ar) · Asturian ( ast) · Belarusian ( be) · Bosnian ( bs) · Bulgarian ( bg) · Catalan ( ca) · Chinese ( zh) · Croatian ( hr) · Czech ( cs) · Danish ( da) · Dutch ( nl) · Estonian ( et) · Faroese ( fo) · Finnish ( fi) · French ( fr) · Frisian ( fy) · Galician ( gl) · German ( de) · Greek ( el) · Hatian ( ht) · Hebrew ( he) · Hungarian ( hu) · Icelandic ( is) · Italian ( it) · Japanese ( ja) · Kazakh ( kk) · Korean ( ko) · Latvian ( lv) · Lithuanian ( lt) · Macedonian ( mk) · Malay ( ms) · Norwegian ( no) · OKA · Persian ( fa) · Polish ( pl) · Portuguese ( pt) · Quechua ( qu) · Romanian ( ro) · Russian ( ru) · Serbian ( sr) · Slovak ( sk) · Slovene ( sl) · Spanish ( es) · Swedish ( sv) · Turkish ( tr) · Ukrainian ( uk) · Urdu ( ur) · Vietnamese ( vi) · Walloon ( wa) · Welsh ( cy)
Afrikaans ( af) · Amharic ( am) · Aragonese ( an) · Armenian ( hy) · Azerbaijani ( az) · Basque ( eu) · Bavarian ( bar) · Belarusian (Tarash) ( be-x-old) · Bengali ( bn) · Bishnupriya Manipuri ( bpy) · Breton ( br) · Cantonese ( zh-yue) · Cebuano ( ceb) · Classical Chinese ( zh-classical) · Corsican ( co) · Crimean Tatar ( crh) · Dutch Low Saxon ( nds-nl) · Egyptian Arabic ( arz) · Esperanto ( eo) · Friulian ( fur) · Gan ( gan) · Georgian ( ka) · Haitian Creole ( ht) · Hawaiian ( haw) · Hindi ( hi) · Ido ( io) · Indonesian ( id) · Irish ( ga) · Javanese ( jv) · Khmer ( km) · Kurdish ( ku) · Ladino ( lad) · Latin ( la) · Limburgish ( li) · Lingála ( ln) · Lombard ( lmo) · Luxembourgish ( lb) · Malayalam ( ml) · Maltese ( mt) · Māori ( mi) · Nahuatl ( nah) · Neapolitan ( nap) · Northern Sámi ( se) · Norwegian (Nynorsk) ( nn) · Pennsylvania German ( pdc) · Romansh ( rm) · Samogitian ( bat-smg) · Sardinian ( pt) · Scots ( sco) · Scottish Gaelic ( gd) · Serbo-Croatian ( sh) · Sicilian ( scn) · Silesian ( szl) · Sinhalese ( pt) · Swahili ( sw) · Tagalog ( tl) · Tajik ( tg) · Tamil ( ta) · Tatar ( tt) · Telugu ( te) · Thai ( th) · Tongan ( to) · Turkmen ( tk) · Venetian ( vec) · Wu ( wuu) · Yiddish ( yi) · Yoruba ( yo)
Welcome to WikiProject Intertranswiki, a collaborative effort to improve Wikipedia by importing and translating content from other language Wikipedias. The aim of the project is to transwiki missing articles from other Wikipedias and draw up banks of articles of missing content organised by topic and sub topic, as well as tagging existing articles which need major translation from the other language equivalent. An excellent way to approach the transferring of content and addressing systematic bias on here is to pick a topic, say for example French chateaux, on the Intertranswiki French/Buildings page we start a section "Chateaux", and pick a region, and then ransack the category on French wikipedia and identify the red links and then aim to ensure that the categories match as much as possible between other wikis and that no articles are missing. The project is very much an extension of Wikipedia:WikiProject Missing Encyclopedic Articles, and is a way to generate interest in creating missing content and languages.
This WikiProject is dedicated to importing content from foreign language Wikipedias. For the WikiProject dedicated to the transwiki process in general (particularly out going material), see Wikipedia:WikiProject Transwiki. For Wikipedia translation combined with language learning, see Wikipedia:Wikiproject Cross-language Editing and Learning Exchange.
If you are interested in translation as a topic, please visit Wikipedia:WikiProject Translation studies.
In a nutshell, if you copy or translate material from other Wikimedia projects, you have to attribute it to not violate the CC-by-SA license. At minimum, this requires a linked edit summary to the source of the content. Content re-users should also consider leaving a note at the talk page, typically using {{ translated|<language>|<original title>}}.
See WP:Copying within Wikipedia for more information how to attribute the original content, and WP:Requests for page importation to import revisions from selected other Wikimedia projects.
Be careful when translating a significant amount of unsourced material from other wikipedias, particularly Spanish wikipedia, which is fairly notorious for copying and pasting. Sometimes you'll find that self-published books will have translated or copied material from various wikipedias. These mirror sources are to be avoided when trying to source translated content. Beware of sources by "Emereo Publishing", "Mobile Reference" and sources which state xxx facts "Everything you need to know", such as "The xxx (actor) Handbook". Also, technically imdb is not considered a reliable source in general on here as it's a user-generated site. It is typically consulted but not sourced on here. For film, where possible try to search the title/actor in google books and you can quickly draw up citations here, as you can in general other research.
Here are some links to articles on other Wikipedias:
WikiProject Intertranswiki |
---|
Archives |
Transwikied articles |
Other languages |
Other |
Simply place articles you've transwikied here, and a brief description of the subject. The wider the range of content and languages translated the better! Add articles you intend to translate in a section below, though if there are a lot, consider listing them on one of the project sub pages under the language and topic first. Try to source as much of the articles you transwiki as possible for verification.
Add a brief description to the articles you intend to translate:
If you have a large list of articles, too large to list here as needed transwikying, feel free to list them on project sub pages like Russian biography. Articles to be translated by language wikipedia:
Please sign your name here as part of the overall project and also add your name to the sub language page for whatever language you are interested in translating articles from. Example
This user is a
member of WikiProject Intertranswiki. |
This is a
WikiProject, an area for focused collaboration among Wikipedians. New participants are welcome; please feel free to participate!
|