Betty is a program that can turn your (Gramps) family trees into websites ready for publication (https://betty.readthedocs.io/). We’re on the verge of releasing 0.4.0 (which has seen many internal improvements), and following that, we’re looking to refresh the entire look and feel of the sites Betty generates, to be fully accessible, more customizable, and, importantly, to support languages written right-to-left, such as Arabic and Hebrew.
In order to help us design and test this new look, having realistic text in such languages is extremely helpful. As such, I am asking people here to help us contribute translations. Betty uses Weblate, which is the same platform Gramps itself uses for the community to collaborate on translations.
To help out, please log in at Betty/Betty @ Hosted Weblate, find the language of your choice, and start translating.
(If you associate your Weblate account with your Github account, then you will also automatically be credited not only on Weblate itself, but also at Contributors to bartfeenstra/betty · GitHub).
Thank you! Please let me know if you have any questions here 