Translations of "XML in 10 points"

Translators & translations

The following lists the people who have volunteered for particular languages in the order in which they volunteered. The specification is quite long, so translators may wish to share work on writing and reviewing translations. As you can see below, we are adding links to the translations as they are produced. The copyright details for translations of W3C documents are explained in section 5.7 of our IPR FAQ.

Catalan

Mikel L. Forcada — translation available

Chinese (traditional)

(W3C Hong Kong Office) — translation available

中文版：羅其鈞 (Kenneth Luo) — translation available for the previous document

Czech

Petr Říha — translation available for the previous document

Dutch — Nederlands

(W3C Dutch Office) — translation available

(W3C team) — translation available for the previous document

French — Français

(W3C Team) - translation available

(W3C team) — translation available for the previous document

German — Deutsch

(W3C German Office) — translation available

(W3C German Office) — translation available for the previous document

Greek

Fotis Kouretas — translation available for the previous document

Interlingua

Emerson José Silveira da Costa — translation available for the previous document

Indonesian

Junaidi Kurniawan — translation available

Italian

Emiliano Tellina — translation available for the previous document

Japanese

(Unknown) — translation available for the previous document

Portuguese — Português

Fabrício R. S. Santana — translation available for the previous document

Russian

Василь Ярошевич (Vasil I. Yaroshevich) — translation available

Александр Савенков (Alexander Savenkov) — translation available for the previous document

Spanish

Emmanuelle Gutiérrez y Restrepo — translation available for the previous document

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