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. If you want to help launch a new language, head over to our <sentenceCollectorLink>sentence collection tool</sentenceCollectorLink> to get started.
Mozilla man nucha' ta chuqa' man nuya' ta rejqalem jun ch'ab'äl. Ri Common voice jun samaj nisamajïx ruma ri tinamital, xa xe chi <multilangLink>k'ïy ramaj nrajo' richin nitz'aqatisäx jun k'ak'a' ch'ab'äl</multilangLink> chuqa' nitikirisäx rumolik sipan taq ch'ab'äl. Nab'ey k'o chi nitz'alq'omïx ri ajk'amaya'l ruxaq Common Voice richin chi ri aj tinamït yetikïr ye'ok pa ri ruto'ik ruch'ab'äl. Nik'atzin chi qe jun nïm moloj q'aptzij akuchi' majun ruch'ojin b'anel, ri tikirel nisik'ïx köw. Toq ye'ojqäx ri', “nitikirisäx” jun k'ak'a' ch'ab'äl pa Common Voice richin nichap kiyakik chuqa' kijikib'axik ri taq kisipanik ch'aqa' chik. We nawajo' yato'on richin nelesäx jun k'ak'a' ch'ab'äl, katok pa <sentenceCollectorLink>rusamajib'al kimolik q'aptzij</sentenceCollectorLink> richin nitikirisäx.