Dutch: Fluent (mother tongue)
French: intermediate
German: very basic, I can read it and translate parts of it, but that's about it

Italian: fluent
French: Advanced
German: Intermediate
Spanish: Basic

I also have cataloging experience using Portuguese, Dutch, Greek, Russian.

Russian(mother's tongue)

Spanish - fluent

Portuguese: Fluent
Spanish: Fluent
French: Medium
Italian: Basic

Soon I'll have Swedish basic skills too :)

Farsi = fluent

Arabic = basic



I'd like to help U as much as I can. :)

Spanish: fluent
Japanese: near fluent
French: intermediate
Italian: basic
Norwegian: basic

German fluent

French - Fluent
German - Fluent

arabic native

Dutch: native language

Czech - native

Chinese: native
Malay: intermediate

Russian: native

Chinese :fluent
English:intermediate

Norwegian - native speaker

I can probably get by in Danish and Swedish too, since the languages are quite similar.

Fluent: Swedish

Russian - native speaker
Japanese - intermediate

French and German -- used to be pretty fluent in both but am probably closer to "intermediate" now. My reading comprehension has kept up better than my speaking.

Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian: fluent

French-fluent

Arabic - Fluent

English - Fluent

Italian - Intermediate

Portuguese - fluent
Spanish - basic

Italian -native language
French - intermediate (I forgot most of French grammar...)
Czech -intermediate

Greek - fluent

English - fluent

I can help in the following languages:

Portuguese - fluent, native language
French - fluent
Spanish - fluent (reading only, not writting)

Russian - fluent
Estonian - fluent
Portuguese - basic

Polish - native language, obviously very fluent

I already tried to work on some books in my language - that is, Slovenian. There aren't many, though, since the language is only spoken by two milion people, but if you ever need my help (I saw Slovenian was on the list and nobody volunteered yet), it's my mother tongue. :)

Hi! I can help with:
Portuguese - fluent (native language)
Spanish and Italian - very basic (just because of some similarity with portuguese)

I can help with French, it's my native language.

I can offer:
French: Fluent
German: Intermediate
Japanese: Advanced Basic (But with reference material, fluent enought to do what needs to be done for goodreads.)
Let me know if you guys need help. =]

I'm there if you need help with French books. I'm fluent in French.
Hebrew to a certain extent...

Harking back to the issue of the Irish language, I can confirm that although it is sometimes informally called "Gaelic" (particularly amongst Irish-Americans), it is officially "Irish." The term "Gaelic," by itself, usually refers to the Scots Gaelic spoken (and written) in parts of the Highlands, the Hebrides, etc.

Although it has been some time since I studied it, I have some basic skills in Irish, if you'd like to put me down as the librarian for that language. I have some friends who are fluent, and can get help in the case of questions I can't answer myself.

Irish - basic

Dutch - fluent (native)
French - intermediate (more than basic, but not fluent)
German - basic

Russian - fluent

Cait wrote: "Sally, this is a thread for people to post volunteer offers for helping with the GR catalog, not ask for volunteers for other projects.

If you are looking for volunteers, you could make a new post..."

Thanks for clarifying. Sorry.

Sally, this is a thread for people to post volunteer offers for helping with the GR catalog, not ask for volunteers for other projects.

If you are looking for volunteers, you could make a new post -- but I would suggest explaining what MERLOT is and why you think that people volunteering for GR would be interested in helping you with a different project. This may not be an appropriate group for this at all. (There are groups for GR users who are also librarians to discuss being librarians, and those groups might welcome this discussion, but this group is for people who are volunteering on GR itself: "Goodreads librarian" is a term for volunteers, and doesn't mean that we're all librarians professionally. It's a common confusion, but you should check the description of the group.)

I work on the Library and Information Services editorial board of MERLOT.org. We have a couple of learning objects that need reviewing. One is Hebrew and one is Spanish. Can anyone help?

I can help with:

Cebuano - fluent (native)
Filipino - fluent
Japanese - intermediate

I can offer:
German and Italian (native languages)
Spanish (intermediate)

Spanish, and basic. But I'm going to become fluent :)

German, Advanced Basic.

(a bit rusty, but I managed to read Harry Potter)

Hello, I'd like to help!

Arabic: Fluent.

Good luck ..

I'm fluent in Polish.

I know a few more languages on basic level but I don't feel competent enough to make any translations... There's plenty of other more skilled users around ;)

Portuguese - Fluent (native language)
French - Basic
Spanish - Basic

Mistress of Night wrote: "I dont have any other languages but have 2 friends who speak fluent korean and russian."

Are they volunteering to assist with GR cataloging with requests going through you? If they're willing, it seems like it would be simpler for them to be listed directly....

I dont have any other languages but have 2 friends who speak fluent korean and russian.

I am doing my best to fix (and add) book listings from Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian writers. I am fluent in those languages.

I can't offer any help here, but Hindi would probably be a good language to add to the list.

(I'd love it if Tibetan could also be added to the list but have yet to come across a Tibetan on goodreads and my Tibetan sucks to the point where I can't really read. But for future reference...)