Mozilla doesn’t pick or favor any one language over another. Instead, Common Voice is a purely community-driven initiative, but it takes <multilangLink>several steps to add a new language</multilangLink> and begin collecting voice donations. First, the Common Voice website needs to be translated so community members can access the contributor experience in their own language. Next, we need a large collection of copyright-free sentences for people to read outloud. Once both of those requirements are satisfied a language is “launched” on Common Voice for people to start recording their voice and validating others donations.
Mozilla ur tferren ur tetteg maḥyaf gar tutlayin. Common Voice tqeddec deg-s terbaɛt n yimdanen seg umaḍal meṛṛa, maca laqen <multilangLink>ddeqs n yimecwaṛen i tmerna n tutlayt</multilangLink> daɣen ad yizmir umdan ad d-yelqeḍ tifyar. Deg tazwara, yessefk ad yettwasideg meṛṛa usmel web n Common Voice. Sakin, nesra ddeqs n yiḍrisen ilelliyen akken imdanen ad izmiren ad ten-id-ɣren. Ticki ihegga waya, tutlayt ad tekker deg Common Voice, daɣen imttekkiyen ad izmiren ad skelsen neɣ ad sneqden ikalasen.