Localization moving forward
Tuesday, 16. December 2008, 11:05:24
Good news, everyone: Localization is moving forward. We have now added Vietnamese and Russian languages to My Opera! We're still working hard to identify and completing all started translations. We are also aware of some other browser related issues we're working to fix as soon as possible.
Kudos to our Vietnamese community translators Phamlam, namkhanh, GrassNCloud, WhiteJasmine, Tansang, ACornerOfMyMind and wallpearl who helped with the localization efforts.
We also asked a few of the most active community members from Vietnam to explain why they prefer using My Opera as a blogging service and here's what they said:
“If someone asked "What do you love the most on My Opera?", I would say it's the sense of community. Through My Opera, I've acquainted with many friends that have the same hobbies, emotions, characteristics and so on. I get to express my soul, share whatever I see and what I feel. I can listen what others are thinking. My Opera is not only an online network but also a true community that connects many sympathetic souls and achieves the considerable goal of bringing laughter to everyone,” said WhiteJasmine.
“I have been using My Opera since December, 2005. Although My Opera has changed a lot since then, I am still a loyal member of this community. My Opera is where I share my feelings, experiences and make friends. My Opera has a lot of advantages but the thing I like best is that editing the interface is very flexible. Each person can design their own blog.
My Opera is an online diary that allows people to categorize their blog entries as private, friends only or public. My Opera has a lot of outstanding features, I hope I will I will be connected to this community long into the future,” said phamlam. ![]()
“In 2005, when everyone in Viet Nam started blogging, I tried many other blog services such as Blogger, Live Spaces ... but when I used My Opera I was really impressed by its ability to customize and personalize and above all its an open, friendly community. Everyone should try My Opera! I'm sure you will be convinced, just like me,” said namkhanh. ![]()
“I discovered the My Opera community through a friend. My Opera has become a close friend of mine and my family. It's also the place where we share our thoughts, album photos and feelings. I've also met new friends on My Opera, shared things happening in my life, my job and even my computer science experiences. Thanks to the CSS language, I can personalize my blog as I wish. My blog changes its appearance every season and became a canvas for which I am the painter. With an ample 1GB of storage space, I can easily store and share my important documents.
I would like to thank the My Opera community! I hope the community becomes even bigger and stronger,” said Tansang.
We would like to thank everyone who contributed and for all those really cool testimonials.![]()








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Gamal Abdelfattah Ahmed # 17. December 2008, 01:45
Port Said ,north of Cairo ,Egypt .
Regards ,
Gamal Abdelfattah
Азат Фазылов # 17. December 2008, 01:50
Charles Schloss # 17. December 2008, 01:58
Zl0 # 17. December 2008, 05:27
Magadum # 17. December 2008, 05:27
Гнява # 17. December 2008, 08:12
Dmitry<B-7>Tkachenko # 17. December 2008, 09:22
Manuel # 17. December 2008, 11:21
but it's nice to see that the localization is movin forward.
Aux # 17. December 2008, 11:47
Sem # 17. December 2008, 13:18
linfotech # 17. December 2008, 13:31
You did a good job.
R-Danial # 17. December 2008, 13:46
R-Danial # 17. December 2008, 13:50
Martin Kadlec # 17. December 2008, 14:16
btw I can help with CZECH translation
Max # 17. December 2008, 14:38
Russian localization has a bug: "64 отзывы". It would be better if you write "Отзывов: 64", and it would fit any number.
lena # 17. December 2008, 17:48
manoleionut # 17. December 2008, 18:48
Yuriy Morozov # 17. December 2008, 18:59
Artyom # 17. December 2008, 19:11
beefon # 17. December 2008, 20:46
Artem # 17. December 2008, 21:00
msjaquete # 17. December 2008, 21:08
Muttsfan # 17. December 2008, 22:06
rapa # 17. December 2008, 22:39
Kaya Ünal # 18. December 2008, 08:15
We would like to see my.opera in Turkish.
lena # 18. December 2008, 16:24
saigon-mualanh # 18. December 2008, 17:14
hai đưá ù ù # 18. December 2008, 17:19
Reinier Fernández Begué # 18. December 2008, 18:06
Jochem Prüfer # 18. December 2008, 19:45
Konstantin # 18. December 2008, 19:47
I'd like to learn this interesting language!
I've never tried to learn eat, but there're a lot of students learning Chinese
If I enjoy it I'll advise at my University to inroduce vietnamese too
Nguyễn Văn Phú # 18. December 2008, 20:06
arcy # 18. December 2008, 20:08
Do not stand in place, and although English is the language worldwide seek to communicate in different languages
I am waiting with impatience for polish language
Patrice # 18. December 2008, 20:42
rapa # 18. December 2008, 21:06
TopScorer # 18. December 2008, 22:18
Nova # 19. December 2008, 01:34
sandersob # 19. December 2008, 07:35
Nguyen Viet Dung # 19. December 2008, 08:52
Дормидонт Евлампиевич # 19. December 2008, 09:34
lena # 19. December 2008, 10:04
yep, vietnamese is an intersting language and chinese is not a bad choice. but i see that maybe vietnamese is easier to learn (especially in writting) bcz we use alphabet to spell not the typical chinese style character.
i'm planning to learn another language in the next time. but i'm considering between chinese or japanese or koreanese.
Lu cát # 19. December 2008, 10:43
@cocojerry: you should learn Thai
lena # 19. December 2008, 10:52
Rus # 19. December 2008, 11:10
Учи мат часть!
Vadim Alenushkin # 19. December 2008, 13:05
Konstantin # 19. December 2008, 18:02
Obligatory say about your choice in future
lena # 20. December 2008, 06:24
Konstantin # 20. December 2008, 11:37
Surely
And have a good Holidays for everyone!
lena # 20. December 2008, 18:01
let's wait and see are there anything new on those special days. Opera had suprised us when they changed our avatar on this lately Halloween
Artyom # 21. December 2008, 06:13