The german translation of the slow chat is wrong.

"Benutzer können 10 Mal pro Sekunde Nachrichten senden." translates to 'Users may send 10 messages every second.' instead of 'Users may send messages every 10 seconds.'

https://imgur.com/a/X9NDvDs

"Sørlige" is not a word in danish... I guess you mean "særlige" because that translates to "special". That being said I do not know what the word actually is supposed to be, as I have not seen the English edition of twitch in that category before. The only thing i do know, is that sørlige is not a word.

So there are many broadcast languages already, but many are still not supported, especially the smaller ones like Slovenian, Croatian, Romanian, Macedonian, Lithuanian, Latvian and many more. I think that it's not really that important to add site translations as basically the whole world can go by english, but if you don't have the broadcast language option you're really killing the scene because it's hard to find your language and nobody even tries to stream because of that in unsupported languages...

You give us the option of choosing our language. Why do you use another language (not even English) when sending us an e-mail (billing, payment notice, etc.) ? Please use the language we chose or, if not possible, English).

When publishing a vod by hand in the stream manager tab a popup says "Dadurch wird es für die Öffentlichkeit unzugänglich", which means the exakt opposite of publishing something. If something is "unzugänglich" noone has access to it.

Seems to be a translation error.

"Sidelinjeprat frarådet" while not an actual word, it still is a bad combination of words to describe the actual meaning of the tag No Backseating. We do have a word for Backseat driving, where I guess Backseating comes from. That word is: Baksetesjåfør .
So a better, but still not a real word, would be Baksetespilling. Frarådet means discouraged, so either keep this or just change to: Ingen baksetespilling . This is a way better translation directly translating to No Backseat Gaming

Hello,
if someone subscribes x months in a row (as an example, I will use 5 months), it says in Polish " Użytkownik zasubskrybował na 5 miesięcy!" which sounds like "A user has subscribed for 5 months ahead!".

I would suggest changing "Użytknownik zasubskrybował już [X]. miesiąc z rzędu!" where [X] is a number of months and do not forget the period sign after the number.

Error in:
Antal
Svare (change to Svarer)
sørlige (change to særlige)
...and more

Admin audit: removed offensive title to better reflect general issue

Um pequeno erro de escrita na tradução PT-BR na mensagem do chat sobre emotes animados.
Está aparecendo a mensagem escrito: "Emotes animados podem ser DESBILITADOS nas configurações". A palavra correta seria Desabilitados.

What's wrong:
Norwegian translation,
when you hover over a user that has been subbed for nine months it says "9-årsabonnent", which means 9 years subscriber.

år = year

Solution:
Correct translation should be "9-måneders abonnent"

Image showing the problem
https://imgur.com/a/NvA0Uvh

I'm in Guatemala right now and when I try to view the Community Guidelines page, it puts it automatically in Spanish. I click Idiomas at the top and choose English, it loads the page, but then immediately switches back to the Spanish version! The only way I can read the English page is in an incognito window.
I'm on Windows 10, Chrome.

Ez nem lenni 5let, ez hiba. A profil menüben hibásan lenni fordítva a Drops messzidzs.
Magyarul Droppok kéne lenni, hogy legyen, azaz hiánycicik egy PÉ betű.

köszipuszi

When adding a new app at https://dev.twitch.tv/console/apps/create, the first field in Russian reads "Владелец", which translates to "Owner". In reality, this field is intended for the application name, and it reads just "Name" in English.

The correct translation would be "Название" ("Name"), or "Название приложения" ("Application name").

P.S. It's also impossible to change your language while on the dev.twitch.tv subdomain, and you have to navigate to the main site in order to change language.

The german word "Abonnenten" is misspelled in the error message "Dieses Video können sich nur {x}-Abonennten ansehen."

The Spanish translation for "While X is offline", at the main page, says "Mientras X está desconectado". This last word is masculine, making the phrase inaccurate for non-masculine streamers.
I think, in order to be more inclusive, the correct phrase should be something like "Mientras X no tiene conexión" or "Mientras X no está en directo", avoiding words that depend on the streamer's gender identity.
I didn't see this kind of mistake anywhere else, but I think this should be revised in general.

The Romanian translation for the most used word on this website is very odd and difficult to understand: "Redare in flux". You could keep it as "stream" or "live" or use something like "transmisiune".

English: "# Channel Points awarded to # viewer(s)"
Korean: "시청자 #명님에게 보생으로 # 채널 포인트를 드렸습니다"

There is a translation error in Korean at the streamer's dashboard > Predictions.
It hasn't been fixed since long time ago.

"보생" must be fixed to "보상" as "awarded"`s translation.
And "~님" is also awkward for Korean.

I suggest "시청자 #명에게 보상으로 # 채널 포인트를 드렸습니다"

Ref. image: https://imgur.com/tqGSkrC

Hello, I am audit(name subject to change). I am someone who currently resides in the USA and will be moving soon to Israel. I'd love to have it as an option for the additional immersion and to have some inclusivity for the Israeli people and Hebrew language. It would be nice to have twitch itself in Hebrew, along with a tag to search for people who speak the language! Thanks!