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Translate Akeeba Backup

If you can't afford a donation and you're not a programmer, there is another way you can help us! You can always translate Akeeba Backup to your native language. The process is very easy and there are open source utilities to help you accomplish that with style and productivity.

Before translating, you should check out the translations board on our support forum. You can post your will to translate Akeeba Backup to your own language. within a couple of days, our Translation Group Leader, Niko Winckel (user name: jamfx) will reply to you with further information regarding the existence of a relevant translation and translator's information.

Do not hesitate to translate Akeeba Backup; after all, you power Akeeba Backup!

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