Translation of the week/arz
This page is for the Wikipedia translation of the week.
Each week, starting on Monday, a stub or the first paragraph of an important article is chosen to be translated into as many languages (especially small languages) as possible.
Ideal candidates are 1) short, 2) easy to translate, 3) lead to potential translations of other topics. The goal is to have a wide range of topics covered in every language that we have. (See also: Proposed list of articles all languages should have and Minipedia, a project to create a collection of stub-articles.)
Please update the interwiki links on Wikidata of your language version of the article after each week's translation is finished so that all languages are linked to each other.
You can communicate with other translators or ask for help on Babylon, Wikimedia translation activity center.
This week (8)
The winner this week is en:Princes Road Synagogue.
Please list translations here.
Current candidates
Put your name next to your favorite candidate, along with the potential links in the article (some people may want to translate them too). Please vote at /Translation candidates.
Failed candidates are found at /Removed.
Interested translators
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Past translations (2021)
- Week1: Waimakariri River(en) — 10 languages before + 6 increase
- Week2: Simon von Stampfer(en) — 9 languages before + 5 increase
- Week3: Sophia Williams-De Bruyn(en) — 6 languages before + 5 increase
- Week4: Craigieburn Range(en) — 4 languages before + 4 increase
- Week5: Karoly Grosz (illustrator)(en) — 2 languages before + 2 increase
- Week6: Zambezi National Park(en) — 6 languages before + 4 increase
- Week7: Cinetorhynchus rigens(en) — 6 languages before + 2 increase
- Week8: Princes Road Synagogue(en) — 6 languages before