Translation and localization guidelines for KoboToolbox content from English to French. Use when translating KoboToolbox materials including: (1) Academy courses and educational content, (2) User interface text and documentation, (3) Support articles, (4) Marketing materials, (5) Form building terminology, or (6) XLSForm technical terms. Covers tone, pronouns (tú/usted, tu/vous), gender-inclusive language, and official translations for brand terms and UI elements.
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description: "Translation and localization guidelines for KoboToolbox content from English to French. Use when translating KoboToolbox materials including: (1) Academy courses and educational content, (2) User interface text and documentation, (3) Support articles, (4) Marketing materials, (5) Form building terminology, or (6) XLSForm technical terms. Covers tone, pronouns (tú/usted, tu/vous), gender-inclusive language, and official translations for brand terms and UI elements."
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# KoboToolbox Translation & Localization
## Overview
Translate KoboToolbox content from English to French with consistent terminology, appropriate tone, and cultural adaptation.
**📹 For Video Subtitles/Transcripts:** If you're translating SRT subtitle files, use the **[kobo-translation-srt](../kobo-translation-srt/SKILL.md)** skill extension which includes all base rules plus subtitle-specific guidelines for character limits, spoken language, and chunked translation.
**Translation approach:**
For **NEW FILES** (full translation):
- Translate the complete source document provided
- Use consistent terminology for reliable, repeatable translations
- Follow all guidelines in this skill document
For **UPDATES** (diff-based translation):
- You will receive ONLY the changed content from the source document
- Translate ONLY what is provided between the markers
- Do NOT translate anything outside the markers
- Do NOT add explanations or extra content
- Output ONLY the translated version of the diff content
- The system will automatically merge your translation with the existing translated file
**Why diff-based?** LLMs are non-deterministic, so re-translating an entire document produces slightly different results each time, creating "translation noise" in git diffs. By translating only actual changes, we preserve manual reviewer improvements and reduce unnecessary churn.
## 🚨 CRITICAL: Pre-Translation Checklist
**BEFORE starting translation, read these reference files:**
1. **[brand-terminology.md](references/brand-terminology.md)** - For server names, Question Library, Formbuilder, and ALL brand terms
2. **[ui-terminology.md](references/ui-terminology.md)** - For button names, tabs, and capitalization rules
**Common mistakes to avoid:**
- ❌ Translating server names incorrectly (missing articles or adding extra words)
- ❌ Not including English term on first reference for Formbuilder
- ❌ Missing capital article for "Question Library" / "La bibliothèque de questions" / "La biblioteca de preguntas"
- ❌ Not capitalizing UI terms like "Brouillon" / "Borrador"
- ❌ Using "de" article when it shouldn't be there in French data management terms
## Quick Reference
**Translation types:**
- **OFFICIAL** - Must use EXACT translation character-for-character (brand terms, UI elements, XLSForm terms)
- **Preferred** - Can adapt for context (general terminology, course content)
**Key principles:**
- **ALWAYS check brand-terminology.md FIRST** before translating any brand-related terms
- Prioritize localization over literal translation
- Use gender-inclusive language
- Maintain consistency with KoboToolbox UI
- Apply appropriate formality level (vous/tu, usted/tú)
## Common Translation Pitfalls
### ⚠️ Brand Terms - Most Frequent Errors
| ❌ WRONG |
| --------- |
| **Spanish:** Servidor Global de KoboToolbox |
| **Spanish:** Servidor de la Unión Europea |
| **French:** serveur KoboToolbox mondial |
| **French:** serveur Union européenne |
| **Spanish:** la biblioteca de preguntas |
| **French:** la bibliothèque de questions |
### ⚠️ First Reference Rule - Frequently Missed
**Formbuilder MUST include English on first reference:**
| Language | First Reference | Subsequent Uses |
|----------|----------------|-----------------|
| Spanish | editor de formularios de KoboToolbox (Formbuilder) | editor de formularios |
| French | l'interface de création de formulaires KoboToolbox (KoboToolbox Formbuilder) | interface de création de formulaires |
### ⚠️ UI Capitalization - Often Forgotten
| ❌ Wrong |
| --------- |
| formulaire brouillon |
| borrador |
### ⚠️ French Article Usage
| ❌ Wrong |
| --------- |
| gestion de données |
| gérer vos données |
| Gestion de projets et de données |
## Translation Workflow
### Step 0: MANDATORY First Step
**🔴 STOP! Before translating anything:**
1. Identify all brand terms in the source text (KoboToolbox, servers, Question Library, Formbuilder, etc.)
2. Open **brand-terminology.md** and verify EXACT translations
3. Check **ui-terminology.md** for any UI elements (buttons, tabs, page names)
4. Note any terms requiring "English + translation" on first reference
### Step 1: Identify Content Type
**Formal communications** (server announcements, formal emails):
- French: Use "vous", addressee "Cher utilisateur, Chère utilisatrice"
- Spanish: Use "usted", addressee "Estimado usuario/a"
**User Interface**:
- French: Use formal "vous" and "votre"
- Spanish: Use informal "tú"
**Courses and educational content** (INCLUDES SUPPORT ARTICLES):
- French: Use formal "vous" (even for individuals)
- Spanish: Use informal "tú", "ustedes" for plural
- Examples:
- FR: "Les utilisatrices et utilisateurs débutant(e)s"
- ES: "Se te dirigirá" (neutral, not "serás dirigido/a")
**Support articles**:
- French: Use formal "vous"
- Spanish: Use informal "tú"
- Apply gender-inclusive language throughout
**Informal communications** (social media, blogs):
- Context-dependent
- Generally use "vous"/"usted" for semi-formal
- May use "tu"/"tú" for very informal contexts
**Video subtitles/transcripts (SRT files):**
- **Use the [kobo-translation-srt](../kobo-translation-srt/SKILL.md) skill extension**
- All base rules apply PLUS subtitle-specific adaptations
- Key differences:
- XLSForm terms: English only (no translations due to character limits)
- Character limits: 35-42 characters per line ideal, 50 max
- Natural spoken language (more conversational than written)
- Chunked translation approach to preserve context
- Same formality levels as educational content (vous/tú)
### Step 2: Check Terminology Category
**🚨 Brand and product terms** → See [brand-terminology.md](references/brand-terminology.md)
- **OFFICIAL translations must be used EXACTLY** (KoboToolbox, Academy, User Plans, servers, Question Library, etc.)
- **Pay special attention to:**
- Server names (require articles in French, specific wording in both languages)
- Question Library (requires capital article in both languages)
- Formbuilder (requires English + translation on first reference)
- KoboCollect app name format
**Form building and XLSForm** → See [form-building-terms.md](references/form-building-terms.md)
- Many terms must include English + translation in parentheses
- Video subtitles: English only (character limits)
- Examples: list_name (nom de la liste), cascading select (Sélection en cascade)
**Question types and appearances** → See [question-types.md](references/question-types.md)
- Question appearances in written content: English + translation
- Example: "vertical, picker (sélecteur), rating (notation)"
**UI terminology** → See [ui-terminology.md](references/ui-terminology.md)
- **OFFICIAL translations, capitalize per UI**
- Common UI terms: FORMULAIRE/FORMULARIO, DONNÉES/DATOS, Brouillon/Borrador
- Flag any needed corrections in tracker
**Data collection terms** → See [data-collection-terms.md](references/data-collection-terms.md)
- Preferred translations, adapt for context
- Special rules for management, submissions, data collection
**Course and learning platform** → See [course-terminology.md](references/course-terminology.md)
- Preferred translations
- Context-specific adaptations allowed
### Step 3: Apply Gender-Inclusive Language
**French:**
- Use parenthetical markers: "utilisateur(rice)s", "débutant(e)s"
- Use double forms: "Les utilisatrices et utilisateurs"
- Course subtitles: "Vous serez redirigé(e)"
### Step 4: Handle Technical Terms
**XLSForm and form building terms that must stay in English:**
- Written content: English followed by translation in parentheses on first use
- Video subtitles: English only
- Examples:
- list_name (nom de la liste)
- XML values (valeurs XML)
- data column name (nom du champ)
**Cascading select components:**
Always include English + translation approach:
```
"Pour chaque liste d'options, remplissez la colonne list_name (nom de la liste)."
```
## Core Translation Principles
**Localization over literal translation:**
- Adapt idioms and expressions naturally
- Maintain technical accuracy
- Ensure clarity for new users
**Consistency:**
- Use same term for same concept throughout
- Align with KoboToolbox UI terminology
- Flag UI terminology corrections in tracker
**Formatting:**
- Maintain spacing, paragraphs, structure when possible
- Use concise sentences
- Follow target language punctuation conventions
- Avoid slang: "gonna" → "going to"
- **Convert HTML heading tags to markdown format:** `<h2>` → `##`, `<h3>` → `###`, etc.
- Preserve all other HTML tags and attributes (iframe, section, etc.)
- Keep markdown link syntax intact
- Don't translate image paths or URLs
**Acronyms:**
- First use: Full translation followed by acronym in parentheses
- If no common translated acronym exists, use English acronym
- Example FR: "l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCNUR)"
- Example ES: "Agencia de las Naciones Unidas para los refugiados (ACNUR)"
**Plain language:**
- Technical content must be beginner-friendly
- Avoid unnecessary jargon
- Prioritize clarity
**Natural language flow:**
- Don't force English sentence structure
- Adapt word order to target language conventions
- Use natural expressions, not literal translations
## Common Translation Patterns
### HTML and Markdown Elements
**Preserve HTML structure:**
- Keep all HTML tags intact EXCEPT heading tags: `<iframe>`, `<section>`, etc.
- **IMPORTANT: Convert HTML heading tags to markdown headings:**
- `<h1>` → `#` (markdown h1)
- `<h2>` → `##` (markdown h2)
- `<h3>` → `###` (markdown h3)
- `<h4>` → `####` (markdown h4)
- Example: `<h2>Why KoboToolbox is unique</h2>` → `## Por qué KoboToolbox es único`
- Maintain non-heading attributes: `dir="rtl"`, `id`, `class`, `style`, etc.
- Do NOT translate HTML attributes or parameters
**Metadata and front matter:**
- Preserve "Last updated" lines with dates and GitHub links
- Format: `**Last updated:** <a href="[github-url]" class="reference">[date]</a>`
- Keep the GitHub URL and class unchanged
- Do NOT translate "Last updated" text - keep in English
**Links and cross-references:**
- Preserve markdown link syntax: `[Text](url.md)`
- **Internal documentation links (same language):** Keep relative links as-is - they automatically resolve to the correct language folder
- Example: In `docs/es/article_a.md`, a link `[other article](article_b.md)` correctly points to `docs/es/article_b.md`
- **Cross-language reference links:** Update the path to point to the correct language directory
- From Spanish (`docs/es/`), link to:
- English: `../en/filename.md` → Example: `[Read in English](../en/about_kobotoolbox.md)`
- French: `../fr/filename.md` → Example: `[Lire en français](../fr/about_kobotoolbox.md)`
- Arabic: `../ar/filename.md` → Example: `[اقرأ باللغة العربية](../ar/about_kobotoolbox.md)`
- From French (`docs/fr/`), link to:
- English: `../en/filename.md`
- Spanish: `../es/filename.md`
- Arabic: `../ar/filename.md`
- From Arabic (`docs/ar/`), link to:
- English: `../en/filename.md`
- Spanish: `../es/filename.md`
- French: `../fr/filename.md`
- Cross-language link text:
- English: "Read in English"
- French: "Lire en français"
- Spanish: "Leer en español"
- Arabic: "اقرأ باللغة العربية"
- **External links** (https://...) translate the visible text but keep the URL unchanged
- Example: `[our mission](https://www.kobotoolbox.org/about-us/our-mission/)` → FR: `[notre mission](https://www.kobotoolbox.org/about-us/our-mission/)`
**Images:**
- Keep image paths unchanged: ``
- Do NOT translate image file names or paths
**YouTube embeds:**
- Update language parameters for target language:
- `cc_lang_pref=fr` for French
- `cc_lang_pref=es` for Spanish
- `cc_lang_pref=ar` for Arabic
- `hl=fr` / `hl=es` / `hl=ar`
- Keep all other iframe attributes unchanged
### Language-Specific Formatting
**Title and heading conventions:**
- English: Title case for main headings ("About KoboToolbox: Accessible Data Collection")
- French: Capitalize first word and proper nouns only ("À propos de KoboToolbox : Collecte de données accessible à toutes et tous")
- Spanish: Capitalize first word and proper nouns only ("Acerca de KoboToolbox: Recolección de datos accesible para todas las personas")
- **CRITICAL: Always use markdown heading syntax (`##`, `###`) NOT HTML tags (`<h2>`, `<h3>`)**
- Note: Some titles may use h1 (`#`), others h2 (`##`) - follow the source document's pattern
**Inclusive language in titles:**
- French: "à toutes et tous" (to all, everyone - feminine and masculine)
- Spanish: "para todas las personas" (for all people)
**Section headers:**
- Use `<h2>` or `<h3>` tags for HTML format, or `##` / `###` for markdown
- French examples: "Pourquoi KoboToolbox est unique", "Soutenir l'impact à échelle mondiale"
- Spanish examples: "Por qué KoboToolbox es único", "Apoyamos el impacto global"
- Note natural language variations: ES "Apoyamos" (we support) vs EN "Supporting" (present participle)
**Heading levels:**
- Maintain heading hierarchy (h1, h2, h3)
- In Arabic translations, the h1 is inside the RTL section
- Title may be rendered as h2 (##) in some contexts, h1 in others - follow source
### French-Specific Rules
**"Data collection":**
- Default: "collecte de données" (general concept)
- Specific project data: "collecte des données"
- Not: "collecte de données d'enquête"
**"Submission/Record/Response":**
Context-dependent, see [data-collection-terms.md](references/data-collection-terms.md) for full guide:
- Use "soumission" for data management contexts, UI, Data table
- Use "réponse" or "formulaire" when less technical, avoid confusion
**"Upload":**
- Primary: "importer"
- Context: "envoyer" (e.g., send a form)
- Not: "télécharger"
**"View" (UI):**
- "mode" (mode Tableau, mode Carte)
- Not: "affichage" or "aperçu" for UI elements
**Website terms:**
- "site web" not "site Internet"
- "web" lowercase: "formulaire web Enketo"
**Verbs with object pronouns:**
- French naturally places pronouns before verbs: "les rend" (makes them)
- Don't force English word order
### Spanish-Specific Rules
**"Management":**
- Data/case management: "manejo" (manejo de datos, manejo de casos)
- Teams/projects: "gestión" (gestión de equipos, gestión de proyectos)
**"Collect" (data):**
- Use "recolectar" not "recopilar"
**Gender-neutral when possible:**
- Prefer "Se te dirigirá" over "serás dirigido/a"
- Use masculine when no neutral option: "los usuarios"
**Natural word order:**
- Spanish sentence structure may differ from English
- Example: "makes data accessible" → "permite que los datos sean accesibles" (not literal translation)
### Cross-Language Rules
**"Disaggregate":**
- FR: "désagréger" (not "ventiler")
- ES: "desagregar"
**"Press" (button):**
- FR: "appuyer sur" (not "presser")
- ES: "click en"
**"Case sensitive":**
- FR: "sensibles à l'utilisation de majuscules et de minuscules" (not "sensible à la casse")
- ES: "distingue entre mayúsculas y minúsculas"
**Organization and context-specific terms:**
- "Social impact" → FR: "impact social" / ES: "impacto social"
- "Practitioners" → FR: "praticiens" (context: data collection practitioners = "mختصين في جمع البيانات" in Arabic)
- "Challenging settings" → FR: "environnements difficiles" / ES: "entornos desafiantes"
**Adapting metaphors and expressions:**
- Don't translate idioms literally
- Example: "accessible to/for" may require restructuring in target language
- French: "rendre accessible" (make accessible) rather than "être accessible à"
## Terminology References
For detailed term-by-term translations, consult these reference files:
- **[brand-terminology.md](references/brand-terminology.md)** - Brand terms, product names, user plans (OFFICIAL) - **READ THIS FIRST**
- **[form-building-terms.md](references/form-building-terms.md)** - Form building, XLSForm, cascading selects (OFFICIAL)
- **[question-types.md](references/question-types.md)** - Question types and appearances (PREFERRED for types, special rules for appearances)
- **[ui-terminology.md](references/ui-terminology.md)** - Formbuilder and KoboCollect UI (OFFICIAL) - **READ THIS SECOND**
- **[data-collection-terms.md](references/data-collection-terms.md)** - Data collection concepts (PREFERRED)
- **[course-terminology.md](references/course-terminology.md)** - Learning platform and course content (PREFERRED)
## Translation Decision Tree
```
START: Do I see ANY of these terms in the source text?
├─ Server names (Global Server, EU Server)?
│ └─ 🚨 STOP → Open brand-terminology.md → Use EXACT translation with articles
│
├─ "Question Library"?
│ └─ 🚨 STOP → Must be "La bibliothèque de questions" / "La biblioteca de preguntas" (capital L)
│
├─ "Formbuilder"?
│ └─ 🚨 STOP → First reference must include English in parentheses
│ ES: "editor de formularios de KoboToolbox (Formbuilder)"
│ FR: "l'interface de création de formulaires KoboToolbox (KoboToolbox Formbuilder)"
│
├─ UI element (button, tab, menu - like DEPLOY, NEW, FORM, DATA)?
│ └─ Check ui-terminology.md → Use OFFICIAL translation → Match UI capitalization
│
├─ Draft / Brouillon / Borrador?
│ └─ Capitalize in UI contexts: "Brouillon" / "Borrador"
│
├─ XLSForm technical term (list_name, cascading select)?
│ └─ Written: English + translation in parentheses
│ Subtitles: English only
│ See form-building-terms.md
│
├─ Question appearance (minimal, picker, rating)?
│ └─ Written: English + translation in parentheses
│ Subtitles: English only
│ See question-types.md
│
├─ Form building or data collection term?
│ └─ Check if OFFICIAL or PREFERRED
│ Apply OFFICIAL exactly; adapt PREFERRED for context
│ See relevant reference file
│
├─ Course or educational content?
│ └─ Use PREFERRED translations
│ Apply appropriate pronoun formality
│ See course-terminology.md
│
└─ Unsure about gender inclusivity?
└─ Use gender-neutral language
FR: vous + parenthetical markers (e)
ES: neutral constructions or tú with "se te"
```
## Enhanced Quality Checklist
Before finalizing translation:
** CRITICAL - Brand & UI Terms:**
- [ ] All server names use EXACT translations from brand-terminology.md (with articles!)
- [ ] "Question Library" has capital article: "La bibliothèque" / "La biblioteca"
- [ ] Formbuilder includes English on first reference
- [ ] All UI elements (buttons, tabs) match ui-terminology.md exactly
- [ ] UI terms capitalized correctly (Brouillon, Borrador, etc.)
**Structure & Formatting:**
- [ ] HTML heading tags converted to markdown (## for h2, ### for h3, etc.)
- [ ] All other HTML tags preserved and unchanged (iframe, section, etc.)
- [ ] Internal documentation links kept as relative paths (they auto-resolve correctly)
- [ ] Cross-language reference links updated to use directory paths (../en/, ../es/, ../fr/, ../ar/)
- [ ] External links: translated text, unchanged URLs
- [ ] Image paths unchanged
- [ ] YouTube embed language parameters updated (cc_lang_pref, hl)
- [ ] Arabic content wrapped in `<section dir="rtl">` tags
- [ ] Heading hierarchy maintained
**Language & Style:**
- [ ] Correct formality level (vous/tu, usted/tú) for content type
- [ ] Gender-inclusive language throughout (especially Spanish double forms)
- [ ] XLSForm/technical terms follow English + translation pattern
- [ ] Consistent terminology (same term for same concept)
- [ ] Plain language, beginner-friendly
- [ ] Proper acronym handling (full term + acronym first use)
- [ ] Target language punctuation conventions
- [ ] No slang or colloquialisms
- [ ] Natural word order (not forced English structure)
**French-Specific:**
- [ ] "collecte de données" (not "collecte des données" unless specific data)
- [ ] "importer" for upload (not "télécharger")
- [ ] Gender-inclusive forms used: "utilisatrices et utilisateurs"
- [ ] Natural pronoun placement: "les rend" not forced English order
## Translation Error Examples
### Real-World Translation Patterns
**Example from actual translations:**
**Source English:**
"KoboToolbox makes high quality data accessible to social impact organizations worldwide."
**✅ CORRECT French (adapted structure):**
"KoboToolbox rend les données de haute qualité accessibles aux organisations à impact social dans le monde entier."
**Key observations:**
- French naturally restructures: "makes data accessible" → "rend les données accessibles" (makes the data accessible)
- Spanish restructures differently: "permite que los datos sean accesibles" (permits that the data be accessible)
- Both translations adapt to natural target language expressions rather than forcing English structure
**Source English:**
"Designed by data collection practitioners specifically for challenging settings"
**✅ CORRECT French:**
"Conçu par des praticiens de la collecte de données spécifiquement pour des environnements difficiles"
**Key observations:**
- Spanish uses gender-inclusive "personas profesionales" instead of literal "practitioners"
- Spanish adds "Fue" (was) for natural past tense flow
- Arabic restructures significantly: "designed... for dealing with difficult circumstances especially"
- All prioritize natural expression over literal translation
### Example 1: Server Names
**Source:** "Most users sign up for an account on our Global KoboToolbox Server."
**Errors fixed:**
1. Removed "de KoboToolbox" (not in official name)
2. Added gender inclusivity: "los/as usuarios/as"
**❌ WRONG French:**
"La plupart des utilisateurs s'inscrivent sur notre serveur KoboToolbox mondial."
**✅ CORRECT French:**
"La plupart des utilisatrices et utilisateurs s'inscrivent sur notre Le serveur KoboToolbox mondial."
**Errors fixed:**
1. Added definite article "Le" (capitalized)
2. Added gender inclusivity: "utilisatrices et utilisateurs"
### Example 2: Question Library
**Source:** "Build a form using a template from the question library."
**Error fixed:** Capitalized "L" in "La" (brand feature name)
### Example 3: Formbuilder First Reference
**Source:** "Create a new form using the KoboToolbox Formbuilder."
**❌ WRONG French:**
"Créez un nouveau formulaire en utilisant l'interface de création de formulaires KoboToolbox."
**✅ CORRECT French:**
"Créez un nouveau formulaire en utilisant l'interface de création de formulaires KoboToolbox (KoboToolbox Formbuilder)."
**Error fixed:** Added English term in parentheses on first reference
### Example 4: HTML Headings to Markdown
**Source (English with HTML tags):**
```markdown
<h3>Why KoboToolbox is unique</h3>
KoboToolbox is hosted and maintained by the international nonprofit organization...
<h3>Supporting global impact</h3>
KoboToolbox is the most widely used data collection tool...
```
## Apoyamos el impacto global
KoboToolbox es la herramienta de recolección de datos más utilizada...
```
**Error fixed:** Converted HTML `<h3>` tags to markdown `##` (since h3 corresponds to ##)
**Key observations:**
- Always convert HTML heading tags to markdown format
- Maintain the heading level: h1→#, h2→##, h3→###, h4→####
- Keep all other HTML tags (iframe, section, etc.) intact
### Example 5: Internal and Cross-Language Links
**Source (English file in `docs/en/p_codes.md`):**
```markdown
# Including P-Codes in the Output Data
[Lire en français](../fr/p_codes.md) | [Leer en español](../es/p_codes.md)
If using cascading lists, please [follow the instructions](cascading_select.md)
for cascading selects.
```
**Key observations:**
- Internal doc link `cascading_select.md` stays as-is (relative path auto-resolves to `docs/es/cascading_select.md`)
- Cross-language links updated to use directory structure (`../en/`, `../fr/`)
- Link text translated appropriately for each language
**Errors:**
- Cross-language links don't specify the language directory
- Internal link incorrectly uses `_es` suffix instead of relying on relative path
### Example 6: Natural Language Flow
**Source:** "To support our nonprofit users, we provide our tools for free under the Community Plan."
**✅ CORRECT French (natural structure):**
"Pour soutenir nos utilisateurs sans but lucratif, nous fournissons nos outils gratuitement dans le cadre du plan Community."
**Key observations:**
- French: "for free" → "gratuitement" (as adverb, not "pour gratuit")
- French: "under the plan" → "dans le cadre du plan" (in the framework of)
- Spanish: "for free" → "de forma gratuita" (in free form)
- Spanish: "nonprofit users" → "usuarios sin fines de lucro" (different word order)
## Notes
**Reporting issues:**
If UI terminology needs correction, flag in comment and record in appropriate tracker or communications channel.
**Working document:**
This is a living guideline. Feedback welcome. More languages and terms will be added.
**Reference documents:**
- KoboToolbox Academy Course Style Guide
- Essentials Translation Glossary (Master)
- Transifex UI translations
- UN Women Gender Inclusive Language (Spanish)
- Clear Global terminology documents
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