Other Languages Directory:

Hey there! The old topic went inactive, so here is a new one for your convenience (Ooh, and it's alphabetized too)! Please go through this list to find your language!
If your language is not on the list below, please post the link to its topic so I can add it to the list! Is there simply no topic in your language? Go ahead and create a new topic (and then post the link here so I can add it)!

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~ The forum's language is provided
~ A link to said forum is provided
~ This is an actual language that is native to at least one country

Find your language here:

Forums:
A
Africa*
B
Indonesian - Bahasa Indonesia
C
Catalan - Català
Chinese - 中文
D
Dutch - Deutsch
Dutch (Nederlandstalig) - Nederlands
E
English
F
French - français
G
Greek - Ελληνικά
H
Hebrew - עברית
I
Indonesian - bahasa Indonesia
Italian - italiano
J
Japanese - 日本人
K
Korean - 한국어
N
Norwegian - norsk
P
Polish - Polskie
Portuguese - Português
R
Russian - русский
S
Spanish - Español
T
Turkish - Türkçe

Topics:
A
Albanian - shqiptar
Arabic - العربية
B
Bulgarian - български
Bengali - বাংলা
C
Croatian - Hrvatski
Czech - čeština
D
Danish - dansk
E
Esperanto**
F
Filipino**
Finnish - Suomalainen
Frisian - Frysk
G
Galician - Galego
H
Hindi (Tamil) - தமிழ்
Hindi (Urdu) - हिंदी
Hungarian - Magyar
I
Icelandic - Íslenska
India*
Irish - Gaeilge
J
Javanese - Basa Jawa
K
Kazakh - Қазақша
L
Lithuanian - Lietuvių
M
Malay - Melayu
Malayalam - മലയാളം
P
فارسی - Persian
R
Romanian - Română
S
Scots Gaelic - Gàidhlig
Serbian - Српски
Slovak - Slovenský
Slovenian - Slovenski
Swedish - Svenska
T
Tamil - தமிழ்
U
Ukrainian - Українська
W
Welsh - Cymraeg

*All languages of said country
**No different translation applicable
Language translations through Google Translate

Rejected “Languages”:

Binary
Meowspeak (Meow related “languages”)
And more…

Original Topic by TheAwesomeMaster
Second Topic by Remix-the-Dragon

Thanks for setting this up!

Svenska is Swedish, Filipino is simply Filipino.

For those who are interested in what languages are called in other languages, there's an official list: https://www.unicode.org/cldr/charts/latest/by_type/locale_display_names.languages__a-d_.html

repeat until <not <(language) = [English]>>
set (language) to [Gàidhlig]    
end

GunChleoc wrote:

Thanks for setting this up!

Svenska is Swedish, Filipino is simply Filipino.

For those who are interested in what languages are called in other languages, there's an official list: https://www.unicode.org/cldr/charts/latest/by_type/locale_display_names.languages__a-d_.html

Thank you! I'll update the list!

Please add my Esperanto topic

findanegg wrote:

Please add my Esperanto topic

Added!

Please add Slovakia topic!

adazem009 wrote:

Please add Slovakia topic!

Added, but are Slovak and Slovenian the same, or different languages?

They are related, but different languages.

Slovak ► sk, slovenčina. spoken in Slovakia
Slovenian ► sl, slovenščina, spoken in Slovenia

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set (language) to [Gàidhlig]    
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GunChleoc wrote:

They are related, but different languages.

Slovak ► sk, slovenčina. spoken in Slovakia
Slovenian ► sl, slovenščina, spoken in Slovenia

Noted. Thanks!

54329 wrote:

Turkish - Türk

It's wrong because “Türk” is used for nation.“Türkçe” is used for language.

ahmetlii wrote:

54329 wrote:

Turkish - Türk

It's wrong because “Türk” is used for nation.“Türkçe” is used for language.

Updated. Thanks for telling me!

Just curious, would Esperanto, Elvish, or Klingon count?

CStafford-14 wrote:

Just curious, would Esperanto, Elvish, or Klingon count?

I haven’t heard of those two languages and can’t find them on google translate (where I normally verify a language’s existence). What countries are those commonly used in?

They are constructed languages.

Elvish (actually, that's 2 languages, Quenya and Sindarin) were invented by J.R.R. Tolkien. Klingon is used in the Star Trek universe.

The Scratch Team will close any topics for them, because this forum is for people who want to communicate in their native languages if it's not English, and nobody speaks these languages natively.

repeat until <not <(language) = [English]>>
set (language) to [Gàidhlig]    
end

GunChleoc wrote:

They are constructed languages.

Elvish (actually, that's 2 languages, Quenya and Sindarin) were invented by J.R.R. Tolkien. Klingon is used in the Star Trek universe.

The Scratch Team will close any topics for them, because this forum is for people who want to communicate in their native languages if it's not English, and nobody speaks these languages natively.

Then that answers that.

Hi
Please add Persian topic to the list:
https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/351662/

Regards

farshid_mi wrote:

Hi
Please add Persian topic to the list:
https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/351662/

Regards

Sure! Added!

please add arabic

im an arab

Iraqitalent wrote:

please add arabic

im an arab

Arabic is already on the list!

Hi,

I have now added Australia to the topics, please add it to the list.
https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/370496/?page=1#post-3708496