Overview

Project website github.com/habitRPG/habitica
Instructions for translators

Habitica’s translations are done by our community of contributors from around the world!

Are you fluent in a language and want to contribute? Here are some instructions and common questions to introduce you to Habitica’s community translation process.

How is Habitica’s text translated?
As an open-source app, Habitica hosts our translations publicly here, at translate.habitica.com which is where contributors can submit, discuss, and review translations.

Translatable text is called a string. Source strings are provided in English, uploaded to translate.habitica.com, then translated into different languages for web, Android, and iOS by contributors. Approved translations will populate to the platforms they were submitted to after periodic updates by the Habitica team. This usually happens about once a month for the web version, or alongside mobile milestone releases for Android and iOS.

How do I contribute translations?

  1. Create an account on translate.habitica.com
  2. Choose a Project (web, Android, iOS), a language, and a Component (section of the app)
  3. To view strings that need translation, select one of the red string categories such as “Untranslated Strings”
  4. Navigate between strings with the arrow buttons to find a source string you want to translate
  5. Type your translation then save for someone to review. This may take some time as reviewers are contributors just like you

The translation platform we use, Weblate, also has more in depth guidance on how to use the platform in their documentation.

How do translations stay consistent?
We have a glossary of standard translations to reference. When you view a string, look to the right column to reference corresponding words from the language’s glossary.

How do I change a translation that’s already been reviewed?
When you have an idea for a better translation for a reviewed string, provide your translation then hit "Suggest".

What are the symbols I see in translatable text?
Words between <% %> symbols are variables used to insert information from the code. These variables shouldn’t be translated or edited in any way. You can translate everything around the variable and shift its position to fit your language’s grammar. When translating a string that has this, we recommend copy and pasting the code into your translation, as mistyping a letter or symbol can cause issues in the app.

How do I collaborate with other translators?
You can start discussions on the translation website from the “Comments” tab under each string. Alternatively, you can work with other translators through Habitica in Guilds, direct messages, and Party chat, or connect in unofficial spaces outside of Habitica.

Who do I contact if I’m having issues with the translation site?
Technical issues with translate.habitica.com can be reported to <admin@habitica.com>.

I don’t see my language listed for all platforms, or at all?
We do our best to support as many languages as we can, but since we are a very small team you may find a particular language isn’t offered. As of now, we aren’t planning to support additional languages. Languages that are partially translated now may become available within Habitica when it reaches a high percentage of strings translated.

What role does the Habitica team play in translation?
Our small team of seven aren’t experts on every language, but we do create the source English strings. We evaluate contributor tiers and appoint language reviewers based on past contributions. Source strings may change from time to time as we adjust the experience of an existing feature or add new features. While we don’t play an active role in each language’s translations, we can step in if necessary to help resolve disagreements.

How are contributor tiers awarded for translation?
After submitting translations for Habitica, you may get a contributor tier to acknowledge your help! Tiers change the color of your display name, add a badge after your name in messages, award you Gems, and display in the Hall of Heroes.

Tiers for help with translation are awarded:

  • After your first substantive contribution
  • After 1, 3, 6 months, and 1 year of contributions
  • Later tiers may be offered for 2+ years of contributions

If you meet these conditions, complete the Translation Badge Application form to let us know about your contribution. Tier requests are usually processed once every month and are awarded at the Habitica team’s discretion based on translation quality, complexity, and time spent.

How do I become a reviewer for my language?
In order to become a reviewer, you should:

  • Have 2+ translation tiers for the language you want to review
  • Know how to use our translation website’s functions efficiently
  • Work well with others and be open to discussion
  • Follow official guidance and respect language-specific best practices

If you meet these conditions, complete the Translation Reviewer Application form and reach out to us at <admin@habitica.com> to let us know you’d like to become a reviewer for a specific language. After reviewing, a member of our team will reach out to you with our decision.

Most important of all, have fun! These translations make Habitica accessible to a wider variety of people and we're extremely thankful for that. Habitica helps players improve their lives every day and we hope offering more languages will help even more people achieve their goals.
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Translation process
  • Translations can be made directly.
  • Translation suggestions can be made.
  • Any authenticated user can contribute.
  • The translation uses monolingual files.
  • The translation base language can not be edited.
Translation license Proprietary
Source code repository git@github.com:HabitRPG/habitica.git
Repository branch develop
Last remote commit Use stable sprites (#15421) 0eaee9b1e4
User avatar phillip authored 6 hours ago
Last commit in Weblate Translated using Weblate (Ukrainian) 4655283208
Weblate authored yesterday
Weblate repository https://translate.habitica.com/git/habitica/settings/
File mask website/common/locales/*/faq.json
Monolingual base language file website/common/locales/en/faq.json
Translation file Download website/common/locales/he/faq.json
Last change Feb. 24, 2025, 8:31 a.m.
Last author Chen Shaham

String statistics

Strings percent Hosted strings Words percent Hosted words Characters percent Hosted characters
Total 245 7,501 44,104
Approved 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0
Waiting for review 1% 3 1% 11 1% 76
Translated 1% 3 1% 11 1% 76
Needs editing 1% 3 2% 199 2% 1,159
Read-only 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0
Failing checks 1% 4 3% 226 3% 1,329
Strings with suggestions 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0
Untranslated strings 97% 239 97% 7,291 97% 42,869
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Habitica / Faq — Hebrew

Habitica uses three different task types to accommodate your needs: Habits, Dailies, and To Do’s.

Habits can be positive or negative and represent something you may want to track multiple times per day, or on an unset schedule. Positive Habits will provide you with rewards, like Gold and Experience (Exp), while Negative Habits will cause you to lose health points (HP).

Dailies are repeated tasks you want to complete on a more structured schedule. For example, once per day, three times a week, or four times a month. Missing Dailies causes you to lose HP, but the more difficult they are, the better the rewards!

To Do’s are one-off tasks that provide rewards after you complete them. To Do’s can have a due date, but you won’t lose HP if you miss it.

Pick the task type that best fits what you want to achieve!
בHabitica יש שלוש סוגי משימות על מנת לענות על כל הצרכים שלך: הרגלים, משימות חוזרות, ומשימה
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Habitica / Faq — Hebrew

Habitica uses three different task types to accommodate your needs: Habits, Dailies, and To Do’s.

Habits can be positive or negative and represent something you may want to track multiple times per day, or on an unset schedule. Positive Habits will provide you with rewards, like Gold and Experience (Exp), while Negative Habits will cause you to lose health points (HP).

Dailies are repeated tasks you want to complete on a more structured schedule. For example, once per day, three times a week, or four times a month. Missing Dailies causes you to lose HP, but the more difficult they are, the better the rewards!

To Do’s are one-off tasks that provide rewards after you complete them. To Do’s can have a due date, but you won’t lose HP if you miss it.

Pick the task type that best fits what you want to achieve!
בHabitica יש שלוש סוגי משימות כדיעל מנת לענות על כל הצרכים שלך: הרגלים,
a month ago
User avatar ChenShaham

New translation

Habitica / Faq — Hebrew

Habitica uses three different task types to accommodate your needs: Habits, Dailies, and To Do’s.

Habits can be positive or negative and represent something you may want to track multiple times per day, or on an unset schedule. Positive Habits will provide you with rewards, like Gold and Experience (Exp), while Negative Habits will cause you to lose health points (HP).

Dailies are repeated tasks you want to complete on a more structured schedule. For example, once per day, three times a week, or four times a month. Missing Dailies causes you to lose HP, but the more difficult they are, the better the rewards!

To Do’s are one-off tasks that provide rewards after you complete them. To Do’s can have a due date, but you won’t lose HP if you miss it.

Pick the task type that best fits what you want to achieve!
בHabitica יש שלוש סוגי משימות כדי לענות על כל הצרכים שלך: הרגלים
a month ago
User avatar ChenShaham

New translation

Habitica / Faq — Hebrew

What are the different task types?
מהן סוגי המשימות השונות?
a month ago
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New translation

Habitica / Faq — Hebrew

Common Questions
שאלות נפוצות
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New contributor

Habitica / Faq — Hebrew

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New strings to translate

Habitica / Faq — Hebrew

4 new strings to translate appeared to the translation. 2 months ago
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Habitica / Faq — Hebrew

The "website/common/locales/en/faq.json" file was changed. 2 months ago
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String updated in the repository

Habitica / Faq — Hebrew

Classes are different roles that your character can play. Each class provides its own set of unique benefits and skills as you level up. These skills can complement the way you interact with your tasks or help you contribute to completing Quests in your Party.

Your class also determines the Equipment that will be available to you for purchase in your Rewards, the Market, and the Seasonal Shop.

Here’s a rundown of each class to help you choose which one is best suited to your playstyle:
#### **Warrior**
* Warriors deal high damage to bosses and have a high chance of critical hits when completing tasks, rewarding you extra Experience and Gold.
* Strength is their primary stat, raising the damage they do.
* Constitution is their secondary stat, lowering the damage they take.
* Warriors' skills buff their Party mates' Constitution and Strength.
* Consider playing as a Warrior if you love to fight bosses but also want some protection if you miss tasks occasionally.
#### **Healer**
* Healers have high defense and can heal themselves as well as their Party mates.
* Constitution is their primary stat, increasing their heals and lowering the damage they take.
* Intelligence is their secondary stat, increasing their Mana and Experience.
* Healers' skills make their tasks less red and buff their Party mates' Constitution.
* Consider playing as a Healer if you miss tasks often and need the ability to heal yourself or your Party members. Healers also level up quickly.
#### **Mage**
* Mages level up quickly, gain lots of Mana, and damage bosses in Quests.
* Intelligence is their primary stat, increasing their Mana and Experience.
* Perception is their secondary stat, increasing their Gold and item drops.
* Mages' skills freeze their task streaks, restore their Party mates' Mana, and buff their Intelligence.
* Consider playing as a Mage if you are motivated by progressing quickly through levels and contributing damage to boss Quests.
#### **Rogue**
* Rogues get the most item drops and Gold from completing tasks, and have a high chance of critical hits, getting even more Experience and Gold.
* Perception is their primary stat, increasing their Gold and item drops.
* Strength is their secondary stat, raising the damage they do.
* Rogues' skills help them dodge missed Dailies, pilfer Gold, and buff their Party mates’ Perception.
* Consider playing as a Rogue if you’re highly motivated by rewards.
 
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Habitica / Faq — Hebrew

What are the classes in Habitica?
 
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