It allows others involved in the project to open the spreadsheet and see at a glance how much has been translated, what still needs to be translated, and provides plenty of space for collaboration between translators.

Google Docs: Creating a translation spreadsheet is a good way to organize your translation.Make sure to provide your translation attempt, as well as plenty of context. If you encounter a particularly tough translation, ask for help here after attempting it yourself. There's a subforum for translation help, but they will not help you if you're lazy. The Japanese Page: An excellent forum with many great resources and lots of fluent Japanese speakers willing to help.This thread discusses those considerations. Japanese Programming Madness: There are things that both the ROM hacker and the ROM translator have to take into consideration when working together.And they're always looking for translators, so it's a great place to try your hand at a few projects. If you can't find anyone to extract the text here, you'll most certainly be able to find someone there. In order to start translating a ROM, you need to extract the text and any images containing Japanese text from the ROM. Romhacking dot net: The go-to site for ROM hacking projects, including translation projects.

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