Let’s face the fact; I can’t speak all these languages, so I can’t translate them all. By the way; who says I’m the one who did. Before I let us know how to get involved, I would like to acknowledge Pamela Smith, Ph.D & Adebusola Onayemi, FRCPC of the yorubadictionary.com, who made the translation available. Thank you guys! You did a great job.

Now it’s time to let the cat out of the bag. To get involved, there are a few things that would be required of you;

• A valid googlemail account
• A good understanding of how to use a spreadsheet. E.g Open Office Calc, Microsoft Excel, Google Spreadsheet and any other one you are familiar with.
• Ability to speak any or all of these languages (Yoruba, Hausa, Igbo).
• For the Yoruba translation,
  • You need a computer that has support for the Yoruba language. E.g. Windows Vista, Windows 7.  Read more at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/goglobal/bb964648.aspx
  • Download the Yoruba font at http://yorubadictionary.com
  • Read the “How to change Regional Language on Windows” article.

So, once you have these things in place, all you have to do next is to comment to this post your valid googlemail address and we’ll add you as a collaborator to this project.

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