Thanks! Gracias! Merci! Faleminderit! Gracies! Kiitos! Dankjewel! Multumesc!
- By Aaron
It’s that time of the year again, when we give thanks to all our volunteers.
During 2010, our small army of some 100 volunteers helped us translate the MyHeritage website and our software program Family Tree Builder into about 25 of the currently available 36 languages.
Thanks to our dedicated volunteers, new languages – like Latvian – are about to be released on the website, and Afrikaans is expected very soon.
We are already working on many additional projects, such as translating the Family Tree Builder User Guide into more languages. A small group of people have also begun helping in the forums, providing answers to common questions posted there.
Our volunteers are a great help for us and we really appreciate their assistance, and we recognize them by the special icon next to their names throughout the website!
Would you like to join this group of special peope? If so, please send an email to translate@myheritage.com.
Among this year’s volunteers (and their languages) are (in no particular order):
Dusan Nikolic – Serbian Roger Berg – Swedish Helina Riisalu – Estonian Núria Comas – Catalán Marianne Titze – Swedish Derick Opperman – Afrikaans Vit Ozana – Czech David Srumpf – Slovenian Peter Zavodnik – Slovenian Volodymyr Н. Bodnar – Ukrainian Mahir Suljic – Bosnian Kjetil Røsland – Norwegian Josip Ivančić – Croatian Bystrik Bugan – Slovakian Ulf Johnsson – Swedish Eimantas Vadeika – Lithuanian Torben Gaarde – Danish Alžbeta Vančová – Slovakian Martin van den Berg – Afrikaans Josep Romeu – Catalán Josep Canal – Catalán Zdenka Novak – Czech Henrik Poulsen – Danish Reima Mäkinen – Finnish Kari Aaljoki – Finnish Yehuda Dodo – Hebrew Liran Bar – Hebrew Iaacov Rosenberg – Hebrew David Ben Naim – Hebrew Shaul Margaliot – Hebrew Ilan Klein – Hebrew Szalóki Ákos – Hungarian Szalontai Zsolt – Hungarian Arvydas Adamonis – Lithuanian Helge indreiten – Norwegian Alexander Capralow – Russian Victor – Russian Anatoly Lashkov – Russian Goran Arnaut – Serbian gabriel riszner – Slovakian Fred Jönsson – Swedish Katarina Hvass – Swedish Ronny Skogberg – Swedish Rolf Bäckström – Swedish Carsten Bach Kristiansen – Swedish Franz Peter Schmitz – German Vladimir Repik – Czech Mahmoud Wahsheh – Arabic Melinda Katona – Hungarian Bystrik Bugan – Slovakian Senja Jaksic – Croatian Michal Rezny – Czech |
Henrik Poulsen – Danish Vladimir Sedo – Slovakian Annikka Heikura – Finnish Antris Dvorovs – Latvian Josip Maurovich – Croatian Nikos Pentheroudakis – Greek Zoltan Gabor – Hungarian Gustavo Jona – Italian Nijole Blistrabas – Lithuanian Einar Røed – Norwegian Miki Liptak – Slovakian Lars Hansen – Swedish Sven-Erik Stjernman – Swedish Daiva L – Lithuanian Andre Levy – Portugese BR Bogdan Mateciuc – Romanian ingunn – Norwegian Nazar Makovijchuk – Ukrainian Eva Aubrechtova – Czech Kristiina Ruhanen – Finnish Yoram Igael – Hebrew Mindaugas Lanauskas – Lithuanian Tataru Dragos – Romanian viorel pavelea – Romanian Valer Pol – Romanian Mitja Svetina – Slovenian Mārcis Beržinskis – Latvian Vojko Grobovsek – Slovenian Sven Hwass – Swedish Lars Aggergren – Danish Egil Øyangen – Norwegian Erik Fridefors – Swedish abu_meshari alabduallah – Arabic Raul Miralta – Catalán Tormod Engebu – Norweigian Elin Holst Hansen – Danish Vilnis Rasiņš – Latvian Andris Junga – Latvian Karl G. Slatten – Norwegian Tomáš Pažourek – Czech Andrius Ir Vilma F. – Lithuanian Audrone Nariuniene – Lithuanian Momir Tomic – Serbian Boyan Alexiev – Bulgarian Sean Leung – Chinese Aniko Csallany – Hungarian Jan de Bruin – Afrikaans Vlasta Knapic – Slovenian Bystrik Bugan – Czech Adele Nortje – Afrikaans Inge Laustsen – Danish Senja Jaksic – Serbian |
There are many others not listed here, but who have helped MyHeritage.com since the very beginning.
To all our volunteers, past and present, we send our most sincere appreciation for your efforts.