Translations for Sodium Mod

Project Information

This is an unofficial localization project for translating the interface of the popular Sodium mod into various languages.

How to Participate in Translation

By submitting your translations, you agree to their distribution under the Creative Commons Zero (CC0) license.

You can join the translation work on our project page on Crowdin. First, you'll need to register an account on this platform if you don't already have one.

Project participants can perform several tasks: create new translations for untranslated phrases, suggest improvements for existing versions, or evaluate the quality of already proposed options through voting.

Update Schedule

New translation versions are published every Saturday when there are changes. If you don't see the latest translations, check back later - most likely, a new update has been released.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can these translations be used in modpacks?

Yes, of course! Permission is not required - you can freely include translations in your projects on Modrinth, CurseForge, packwiz, and other platforms.

Found an error in translation or don't know how to translate a specific phrase

In this case, simply create an error report for the problematic phrase directly in the Crowdin platform interface.

My language is not in the list or I want to become a proofreader

To add a new language or obtain proofreader rights, submit the appropriate request in the project discussion section on Crowdin.

Will translations for rare or fictional languages be added?

Currently, the project does not support artificial languages (such as Esperanto), joke variants (like LOLCAT), or languages with small numbers of speakers (less than 1 million people or poorly represented in official Minecraft translations). This decision is due to the fact that such languages are difficult to verify for quality and are easily abused.