 Baiklah, sekejap-kejap saja. Hari Transnation Workpress hari ini adalah sebuah perjalanan yang diorganiskan oleh komuniti Workpress untuk menghubungi Workpress untuk lebih banyak orang di seluruh dunia. Jadi apa yang kita akan lakukan adalah kita mempunyai 24 jam hidup, latihan latihan, bagaimana kita akan melakukan transnation untuk Workpress dan timpeda, dgn pakaian. Mana boleh kita melakukan itu? Dimana dan kenapa? Bekala sangat mudah. Boleh kamu melakukan apapun yang kamu mahu pada 12 November untuk sendiri dalam 24 sejujurnya dari ketamu UTC zero, yang ialah minus 8. Berapa kali ini? Ya, minus 8. Just calculate. GMT-0. Ya, GMT-0. So, which is 6am our site. What you will see is live streaming of train sessions of the different languages. There are also other contributor events, small and dirty of them in various countries. We are going to organize one here in Singapore as well. We have Petra from the polygots team to come down as well. Where you can actually do it from comforts of your home or you can come down to Hacker space to come together and work out in the transition and maybe bounce off questions as well. So, why we do this is because we love WordPress. We want to allow WordPress to spread to more people to users who are using WordPress in languages other than English. So, for example, this is my own personal site. The dashboard itself you can see is in English. And what you see here is test site that is stored in Chinese. And most of the strings here are actually translated already. So, you can see that it's partly English, partly Chinese. And things like this, like your jetpack is almost ready or connect to WordPress.com. All these are stuff that we want to translate so that it brings a more native experience to the end users. So, for WordPress, when we talk about contributing to WordPress, a lot of people have the idea that you have to know how to code, you need to know how to design. But there are other ways to contribute to WordPress and Translations is one of the many ways that non-technical people can contribute to the overall community and software itself. So, that's the gis about WordPress Translations Day. The event information and everything we will set up later. This is the... Translate.wordpress.org is where you can see all the Translations of the different stuff that is going on. So, right now, you are interested in translating for Chinese stuff, Chinese language. There are three different locales which is Chinese China, which is our standard Chinese. Chinese Hong Kong is the traditional Chinese, not traditional, sorry, the Hong Kong traditional. And Taiwanese Chinese, which is the traditional one. You speak in... What language do you speak in? Singhalese. We have as well. So, we aim to have as much coverage as possible across all the different languages. I think we have 170 over locales now which is almost 90% of the speaking languages we have around the world. So, there's also Malay, Hindu, if anyone's interested, Tamil as well. And you notice that sometimes there may be local variants like Tamil India and Tamil Sri Lanka. So, and what you can translate stuff like the plug-ins itself. So, right now, I'm displayed with two plug-ins. One is JAPAC itself and another one is ASKIMED. One reason is that PTE, which stands for Private Translate... Plug-in Translator Editor. So, basically, I have direct edit rights on these plug-ins. You also can translate the WordPress core or the teams itself. Right? So, if you want, you can find your favourite team. Ya, you can find your favourite team and then you can do translation as well. So, you can translate the plug-ins that you are using. So, let's say you are using your site in Chinese and you see stuff like this, you can even know both languages, you can just contribute to the translation. Ya. So, that's all about WordPress Translate. Ya. So, just add two more lines and you can show them the translation interface and show them how it is. So, just two quick things. Number one, why translation important? So, for, I think, two years ago the number of non-English downloads for WordPress past the English version and the reason why WordPress is so huge is because it has so many languages that we can use and why should you translate, why should you come or stay at home and do this translation in November 12? Well, I think once you go to if you look at the theme that you are using right now and you translate to Mandarin or any other language and one day you met some other guy who is from China or from Japan or any other country and he's using the theme. It's because of you. So, they're not going to use the theme in English because they may not know English. But once you translate to Japan once you translate to Chinese and if you're at home, all you need to do is basically read what's the line, understand the context and write the translation in press enter. That's it. So, it's that easy. Yup. It's all for translation and we can hand over to Gigi to continue with his scuba analytics.