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The translation department of the Pakistan WikiProject aims to utilize high-quality non-English material related to Pakistan for the goals of the project, as well as provide transliterations for Pakistan-related articles on Wikipedia. This includes both translating articles from and to other-language Wikipedias as well as assisting contributors with non-English sources.
General
Please add requests for translator assistance to this section. Be sure to mention what language the work requires. Alternately, you may wish to contact one of the translators listed below directly.
- Mothparja-Requires translation in Urdu and Sindhi.
If you are willing to help with transliteration and translation work, please list yourself in this section under those languages that you know to a suitable level.
- Balochi
- Kashmiri
- Pashto
- Punjabi
- Mar4d ( talk · contribs)
- Brainlara73 ( talk · contribs)
- Seraiki
- Sindhi
- Urdu
- Mar4d ( talk · contribs)
- Brainlara73 ( talk · contribs)
- Ahatd ( talk · contribs)
- Nooruddin2020 ( talk · contribs)
- Wikipedia:Naming conventions (Indic)
- Punjabi transliterations on Pakistan-related articles must only be in Shahmukhi script (unless in articles where Gurmukhi is also relevant.)
- Sindhi transliterations on Pakistan-related articles are normally conducted in Arabic and Persian script as well as other Perso-Arabic alphabet in the Sindhi language (see Sindhi language#Writing)
- Naskh is the standard script for Pashto
- Seraiki and Kashmiri transliterations are conventionally transliterated in Perso-Arabic script, as is the case with Balochi and Brahui.
List of Wikipedias in Pakistani languages as of 2010: