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+# Translation
+
+In this folder you will find all the files for localization.
+
+## How to translate?
+
+Translation are fetched from [JSON](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSON) formatted files. If you aren't familiar with Git you can copy-paste the JSON file you are translating to your preferred text editor and work from there.
+
+### game.json
+
+This file is automatically translated so no action is needed.
+
+### messages.json
+
+For example let's look at the file: https://github.com/Sendouc/sendou.ink/blob/main/locale/de/messages.json. This file contains texts that need to be translated:
+
+```json
+"Calendar": "Kalender",
+```
+
+The key (one on the left) is the English text to be translated that you should never change. The value to translate is on the right.
+
+So that particular line is already done.
+
+```json
+"Home": "",
+```
+
+To translate this line simply think what is the best equivalent to "Home" in your language. If you aren't sure about the context you can take a look at the site or ask me.
+
+## Special cases
+
+Normally translating is just thinking what the key is in your own language but there a few special cases to keep in mind as well.
+
+### Templates
+
+```json
+"Markdown is supported - <0>https://sendou.ink/markdown</0>": "",
+```
+
+Your translated text has to include the `<0>https://sendou.ink/markdown</0>` as well. Sometimes you might need to translate what is inside the `<0></0>` as well. There can also be `<1></1>`, `<2></2>` etc.
+
+So the example line translated to Finnish might look like this:
+
+```json
+"Markdown is supported - <0>https://sendou.ink/markdown</0>": "Markdown-kieltä tuetaan - <0>https://sendou.ink/markdown</0>",
+```
+
+### Variables
+
+```json
+"Enemy has reached the {pointMark} point mark": "",
+```
+
+Value inside the curly brackets (`{}`) shouldn't be translated. It corresponds to a variable (can be a number or some fixed text for example that is set in the code).
+
+So translating to Finnish it might look like this:
+
+```json
+"Enemy has reached the {pointMark} point mark": "Vihollinen on saavuttanut {pointMark} pisteen merkin",
+```
+
+### Plural
+
+```json
+"{otherBuildCount, plural, one {Show # more build by {username}} other {Show # more builds by {username}}}": "",
+```
+
+With plural you are translating `{Show # more build by {username}}` and `{Show # more builds by {username}}`. Leave everything else intact.
+
+So translating to Finnish it might look like this:
+
+```json
+"{otherBuildCount, plural, one {Show # more build by {username}} other {Show # more builds by {username}}}": "{otherBuildCount, plural, one {Näytä # 1 asu käyttäjältä {username} lisää} other {Näytä # asua käyttäjältä {username} lisää}}}",
+```
+
+## Encoding
+
+In the previous version it seemed to be necessary to use encoding (looks like this: `"\uD83D\uDE10"`) but this shouldn't be necessary this time around. Just write the translated text as you would normally.
+
+## How to submit translations?
+
+Preferred way to submit translations is via a pull request on GitHub. If that doesn't mean anything to you alternatively you can send me the translated file on Discord.