Come translate two phrases at a time!

The featured one: The Cluetrain Manifesto

This nationally acclaimed best seller is a spirited, original, and wonderfully irreverent conversation that will challenge, provoke, and forever change your outlook on the digital economy. A rich tapestry of anecdotes, object lessons, parodies, insights, and predictions, The Cluetrain Manifesto illustrates how the Internet has radically reframed the seemingly immutable laws of business—and what business needs to know to weather the seismic aftershocks. Read on »

New additions

OLPC Sean translation
By: Sean DALY | Language: en | Read on »
Minuta de anteprojeto de lei - marco civil da Internet no Brasil
By: Ministério da Justiça | Language: pt | Read on »
101 Ways To Annoy People
By: unknown | Language: en | Read on »
Why Open Spectrum Matters - The End of the Broadcast Nation
By: David Weinberger | Language: en | Read on »
The Myth of Mental Illness
By: Thomas S. Szasz | Language: en | Read on »
Tien An Men Papers
By: Hervé Fuyet et Cocowikipedia | Language: en | Read on »
Россия встретит «свиной грипп» дешевыми препаратами
By: Svetlana Cherednikova | Language: ru | Read on »
Hudong
By: Hudong | Language: en | Read on »

First time on Traduwiki?

Traduwiki enables you to eliminate the last barrier of the Internet, the language. Use it to spread your writings, blog posts, textbooks and other texts across the planet.

We have tools that ease collaborative translations so your friends could loom your text translations with little efforts, and others can do the same.

Traduwiki lets you:

Extend: your readership. English-speakers account for 31.2% of global Internet users. But South-East Asia-based users account for 25% of the total Internet population. If you write only in Turkish, you'll fell less isolated. (source)
Federate: your fans around your texts. Treat them as collaborators and build up your international community by letting them translate your texts.
Improve: your language skills. Learn by practicing on real texts and get help from other members.
Go back: in history. Traduwiki is build on PmWiki, a tool enabling anyone to edit a page without any software to download and that remembers past modifications if you need to get back to a previous version.