hr "hrvatski" translation #4605. Author: Anonymous.
da "Dansk" translation #4606. Author: Anonymous. I think still enlish is better in this case. Any danes is good in english and know what these two word means together. If you translate it, it will be funny or strage. leave it to translate it.
sv "svenska" translation #4609. Author: Anonymous.
el "Ελληνικά" translation #4611. Author: Γιάννης Ανθυμίδης / Yannis Anthymidis. Large reworking of the Greek translation based on principles I picked up in various UX books; a key one being that text on BUTTONS must refer to actions (active voice), because buttons themselves represent actions; everything else is in a passive voice
cs "česky, čeština" translation #4614. Author: Anonymous.
sr "српски јези" translation #4639. Author: Johnny. Cheers
bg "български език" translation #4640. Author: Anonymous.
fa "فارسی" translation #4643. Author: Anonymous.
bg "български език" translation #4645. Author: Cliff_Burton.
lt "lietuvių kalba" translation #4649. Author: Ex.
cs "česky, čeština" translation #4655. Author: klamem.
nn "Norsk nynorsk" translation #4656. Author: bjagus. me again!