The translation into Dutch is not good. I keep adding correct translations in the tool, but they are not implemented. Let admins choose their own texts and the problem is solved.

Spanish spoken in Spain is quite different from that of Argentina, for example. I can see that some translations have been made by people from different countries, and the result is inconsistent and sometimes looks unprofessional

Hi!
In German, we have two ways to translate "you". One is the formal version "Sie", which would be used if you call someone by the last name.
And we have "Du", which is personal, used when you call someone by the first name.

I'd like to address my users this way, but I cannot just change the default "German" translation of course.

A second "German" translation would allow us to change this.

as a startup and a happy customer of Uservoice for support & feedback, I need the same tool as Uservoice Translation System on my website

I was wondering is it possible for translators that do a heap of work get a free (paid) UserVoice forum as long as they keep helping.

If many people work on a translation, there should be some general guidelines. Those will greatly improve the quality. Topics to cover are:

* Some languages have a formal and informal translation for "you" (french, dutch). Which one to use? Is looks very clumsy if they are mixed (which is happening right now).

* Translations for application specific concepts should be standardized. For example, the translation of "sign in", "case", "ticket" etcetera should be used consistently throughout the translation.

And I guess, 5-10 more. But I'm not a professional translator.

For eg. if in English we say "View demo for {a dynamically added title}" - in Japanese it would be "{a dynamically added title} demo view"... So maybe it would be helpful to have a word order setting in the translation area, for example 1) Subject - Verb - Object 2) Subject - Object - Verb...

For admin console I can switch between languages easily.
https://domain.uservoice.com/admin/dashboard?lang=de
https://domain.uservoice.com/admin/dashboard?lang=fr

Would be very nice to have the same for feedback site,
http://domain.uservoice.com/forums/11-general?lang=ru
http://domain.uservoice.com/forums/11-general?lang=en

This way it will be possible to redirect people to forum depending on the language they use.

Would you accept translations if I'll initiate translation project of Uservoice in Crowdin.net?
Where do I get language files to setup new project?

Offer to the developers a way to translate easily their website like http://translate.uservoice.com/
I may be in as a plan or open source (awesome)

I see some translations done for russian languages. However, russian language is generally not available (probably because it is not fully translated yet).
There are 486 untranslated and 147 reviewed.
I would highly appreciate if I could use already available 147 translations for russian language and the rest to be english.

Please add Serbian or Croatian language

the previously submitted by users changes are not visible so they have to remember which messages they've edited to skip them.

for rtl languages eg hebrew the translation <a> tag must have direction:rtl otherwise it will flow incorrectly

I think you should change 'RPX' into Janrain Engage, if this is concerning Janrain's OpenID software.

Phrases out of context are hard to translate. Provide an example or preview to give them further context.

Some languages need plural support for the count nouns. MediaWiki has patterns for the most of the languages and it is the only software I know which supports plural (and gender) fully. I am sure it is a pretty hard thing to do, at least for now.

I'm trying to log in, but although I get access to my normal UserVoice account (in a pop-up window), I then can't access the translation part of the site. I'm using Chrome.

What if I want to translate UserVoice into some language that is not on your list under "Add translation"? Allow me to submit my own language.