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The W3C Internationalization (I18n) Activity works with W3C working groups and liaises with other organizations to ensure Web technologies work for everyone, regardless of their language, script, or culture.

From this page you can find articles and other resources about Web internationalization, and information about the groups that make up the Activity.
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Kodowania znaków

Thanks to the Tłumaczenia Dokumentów Team the article “Character encodings” has now been translated into Polish (language negotiated). [search key: article-o-charset]

Categories: Translation needed

For REVIEW: Language tags in HTML and XML

Link to article

Comments are being sought on this article prior to final release. Please send any comments to www-international@w3.org (subscribe). We expect to publish a final version in one to two weeks.

The article is a proposed replacement for the current article called Language tags in HTML and XML which describes how to construct and use language tags. The new article covers the same ground from the perspective of the successor to RFC 3066, and will be moved during publication to the same URI. [search key: article-language-tags]

Categories: For review

Localização versus Internacionalização

Thanks to the Portuguese translation team, WTB Language Group, the FAQ-based article “Localization vs. Internationalization” has now been translated into Portuguese (language negotiated). [search key: qa-i18n]

Categories: Translation needed

Fixer le paramètre HTTP charset

Thanks to Pierre Goiffon the FAQ-based article “Setting the HTTP charset parameter” has now been translated into French (language negotiated). [search key: article-o-http-charset]

Categories: Translation needed

India gears up for Web Internationalization

New talk slides

Speakers at the Bangalore summit

During the month of August, W3C staff presented at two meetings focused on raising the visibility of Web internationalization in India.

Under the eagis of the Indian Government’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, the International Workshop on Internationalization, organized by the W3C Office, was held on 3-4 August in New Delhi, and the Summit on Internationalization of Web, organized by Manufacturers’ Association for Information Technology (MAIT), was held on 24-25 August in Bangalore.

Program and slides: Delhi

Press reports: The Hindu, BusinessLine SiliconIndia WebIndia123

Photos: India Office (Delhi), Ishida

Categories: Highlight, Talks

Declaraciones de codificación de caracteres en CSS

Thanks to the Spanish translation team, WTB Language Group, the FAQ-based article “CSS character encoding declarations” has now been translated into Spanish (language negotiated). [search key: qa-css-charset]

Categories: Translation needed

Sprawdzanie nagłówków HTTP

Thanks to the Tłumaczenia Dokumentów Team the FAQ-based article “Checking HTTP Headers” has now been translated into Polish (language negotiated). [search key: qa-headers-charset]

Categories: Translation needed

Ustawianie preferencji języka w przeglądarkach

Thanks to the Tłumaczenia Dokumentów Team the FAQ-based article “Setting language preferences in a browser” has now been translated into Polish (language negotiated). [search key: qa-lang-priorities]

Categories: Translation needed

Các khai báo mã hóa ký tự CSS

Thanks to the Vietnamese translation team, WTB Language Group, the FAQ-based article “CSS character encoding declarations” has now been translated into Vietnamese(language negotiated). This is our first Vietnamese translation.

Categories: Translation needed

İngilizce olmayan kod etiketleri

Thanks to the Turkish translation team, WTB Language Group, the FAQ-based article “Non-English tags” has now been translated into Turkish (language negotiated). This is our first Turkish translation.

Categories: Translation needed

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