EazyAutodelete is available in multiple languages, making it accessible to Discord communities around the world. Whether your server primarily speaks English, Spanish, German, French, or another language, we're working to provide localized experiences.
To see all currently supported languages and change your server's language preference, use the /language command in your Discord server.
The bot will display:
- All available language options
- Current language setting for your server
- Instructions for changing the language
- Translation completion status for each language
Different languages may have varying levels of translation completion:
- Complete: All bot messages and commands are translated
- Partial: Most common messages are translated, some may fall back to English
- In Progress: Active translation work is ongoing
¶ Using the /language Command
- Run
/language in any channel where you have admin permissions
- View the list of available languages
- Select your preferred language from the options
- The bot will confirm the change
- All bot messages will now appear in the selected language
When you change languages, the following will be translated:
- ✅ Bot command responses
- ✅ Error messages and warnings
- ✅ Configuration menus and prompts
- ✅ Help text and explanations
- ✅ Status messages and notifications
- ✅ Info boxes and hints
The following remain in their original form:
- ❌ User-written messages (the bot doesn't translate user content)
- ❌ This documentation (primarily in English)
- ❌ Support server channels (multilingual community)
- ❌ Command names (standardized across all languages)
EazyAutodelete's translation project is community-driven. We need volunteers who are fluent in both English and another language to help translate the bot and improve existing translations.
Help Your Community:
- Make the bot accessible to non-English speakers
- Support your local Discord community
- Remove language barriers
Recognition:
- Credit in bot documentation
- Special translator role in support server
- Recognition in translation notes
- Contributor badge (if available)
Improve Your Skills:
- Practice technical translation
- Learn bot development workflows
- Collaborate with international team
- Gain open-source contribution experience
Ready to help translate EazyAutodelete? Follow these steps:
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Visit our Translation Repository:
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Read the Contributing Guidelines:
- The README contains detailed instructions
- Learn about our translation workflow
- Understand quality standards and best practices
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Choose Your Language:
- Pick a language you're fluent in
- Check current translation status
- Decide whether to start new or improve existing translations
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Start Translating:
- Follow the repository's contribution guide
- Use the provided translation templates
- Submit your translations via pull request
- Respond to feedback from reviewers
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Join the Community:
- Join our Support Server
- Connect with other translators
- Get help and guidance
- Discuss translation challenges
When translating EazyAutodelete, keep these principles in mind:
Preserve Meaning:
- Don't add or remove information
- Keep technical terms consistent
- Maintain the intent of the original text
- Double-check technical terminology
Context Matters:
- Consider where the text appears (error message, config menu, etc.)
- Ensure translations fit the UI space
- Keep tone consistent with the original
Be Clear and Direct:
- Use simple, understandable language
- Avoid overly complex sentences
- Write for non-technical users
- Ensure instructions are easy to follow
Consistency:
- Use consistent terminology throughout
- Don't translate the same term differently in different places
- Follow existing translation patterns
- Maintain uniform tone
Sound Native:
- Write as a native speaker would
- Use natural expressions and idioms (when appropriate)
- Avoid literal word-for-word translation
- Consider cultural context
Format Appropriately:
- Respect language-specific formatting (dates, numbers, etc.)
- Use proper grammar and punctuation
- Follow language conventions
- Maintain readability
Want to know which languages need the most help? Check the translation repository for:
- Completion percentage for each language
- Recent contributors and their work
- Outstanding translation requests
- Languages in need of maintainers
We're particularly looking for help with:
- Languages with large Discord communities
- Partially completed translations that need finishing
- Languages with outdated translations that need updates
- New languages with significant user demand
Discord Terminology:
Translation Tools:
- Use translation memory tools for consistency
- Check existing Discord bot translations for reference
- Join translator communities for peer review
Technical Reference:
- EazyAutodelete documentation (this site)
- Bot command reference
- Understanding context from GitHub repository
Q: Can I request a new language?
A: Yes! Open an issue on the translation repository or ask in the support server.
Q: How long does it take for translations to go live?
A: Approved translations are typically deployed within the next bot update (varies).
Q: Can I translate even if I'm not a native speaker?
A: Native or fluent speakers are preferred, but passionate volunteers are welcome! Work with native reviewers.
Q: Do I get paid for translating?
A: Translation is volunteer-based. Recognition and community contribution are the rewards.
Q: Do I need to know how to code?
A: No! Basic GitHub knowledge helps, but detailed guides are provided.
Q: How do I test my translations?
A: Instructions for testing translations locally are in the repository README.
Q: What if I make a mistake?
A: Don't worry! Reviewers will provide feedback before translations go live.
Q: Can I update existing translations?
A: Absolutely! Improving existing translations is just as valuable as creating new ones.
Q: What format are the translation files?
A: Check the repository README for current format (typically JSON or similar).
Q: Do I translate command names?
A: No, command names remain in English for consistency. Only descriptions are translated.
Q: How do I handle variables in translations?
A: The repository guide explains how to preserve placeholders and variables.
We deeply appreciate our translation contributors!
Contributors are recognized:
- In the translation repository README
- In bot credits (when applicable)
- With special roles in support server
- In update announcements
Want to see all contributors?
Visit the Translation Repository for a full list of amazing volunteers who have helped make EazyAutodelete multilingual!
Need help with language settings?
- Join our Support Server
- Use the
/language command for instructions
- Check the translation repository for status updates
Found a translation error?
- Report it on the translation repository
- Open an issue with details
- Suggest corrections
- Help us improve!
Whether you use EazyAutodelete in your native language, contribute translations, or help us identify improvements, thank you for being part of our international community! 🌍
Want to contribute?
👉 Start Translating Now 👈
