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{{L10navbar}}<p><br>So you would like to get involved in the Mozilla localization efforts. Great! We, we're very happy to have you and we welcome any contribution you are able to make. ! But you're probably wondering, "What can I do to get involved? Where do I go to find the opportunities available to me?"

If I've read your mind (and don't be too shocked that I did), then you're in luck, because you've come to the right page! Below are seven ways the initial steps you need to take to get involved in the Mozilla l10n L10n communities and join , one of the largest community l10n communities L10n projects on the face of the Earth. Below you'll see the various ways you can contribute. Look over the list, determine which option best suits you, your skills, and your time availability, and then jump in! There are plenty of opportunities and we're excited to have you join us!<br>

= Ways #Introduce yourself in the [https://wiki.mozilla.org/L10n:Resources L10n newsgroup]. Include some of the following info about yourself:#*Languages you speak,#*Country where you reside,#*Professional and technical background,#*Why you want to contribute join Mozilla L10n.#Find your [[L10n:Teams|L10n team]] and contact its team owner. Tell them about yourself, why you want to get involved, and ask how you can help out.#If you haven't already, download your [http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/all-aurora.html L10n team's localized build of Firefox Aurora] and start using it as your default browser. Be sure to keep it up-to Mozilla l10n<br> =-date too.#Create a bugzilla account for filing bugs for your team's localized products.#Proofread your locale's Firefox Aurora and submit bugs in bugzilla with your suggested corrections.

=Opportunities to contribute= There are so many ways you can get involved. Once you feel comfortable with how we localize, consider adding these opportunities to your repertoire: #Contact the Help localize Mozilla products, like Firefox. The [https://wikideveloper.mozilla.org/en/Localization_Quick_Start_Guide Localization Quick Start Guide] is a helpful point of reference containing tutorials on localizing Firefox with all of the available L10n:Teams Mozilla l10n teams] and ask how you can contribute to their effortstools.<br> #Help localize [https://developerlocalize.mozilla.org/en/Localization_Quick_Start_Guide Start a new localization effortMozilla Web Sites, Services, and Marketing Campaigns] if one does not already exist for your locale.<br> #Download, test and file bugs for The [httphttps://wwwdeveloper.mozilla.org/firefoxen-US/channeldocs/ Aurora and Beta buildsLocalizing_with_Verbatim Verbatim tutorial on MDN] that are translated into 86+ different languagescan help you get started here.<br> #Localize articles on the [https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/localize-firefox-help Firefox Support site].<br> #Help localize [https://localize.mozilla.org Mozilla Web Sites, Services, and Marketing Campaigns].<br>

#Contribute articles to the [https://developer.mozilla.org/Special:Tags?tag=Localization&language=en&deki_buttons%5Btag_search%5D%5Bsearch%5D=search l10n topic] on the [https://developer.mozilla.org/Project:en/Getting_started MDN wiki].