WordPress
localization
Plugins, themes, interface strings and readme content. Carefully translated, with the whole product in mind.
PLUGINS & THEMESENGLISH → HUNGARIAN LOCALIZATION
Clear, consistent Hungarian for WordPress plugins, software and digital products. Written to feel right from the very first click.
Native Hungarian translator · WordPress General Translation Editor
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A language that feels like home.
01 / WHAT I DO
From the first string to the next update, I help your product speak naturally to Hungarian users.
Plugins, themes, interface strings and readme content. Carefully translated, with the whole product in mind.
PLUGINS & THEMESMenus, settings, notifications and web applications. Clear language that helps people find their way.
USER INTERFACESAwkward wording? Inconsistent terminology? I review existing Hungarian and bring the details back into line.
REVIEW & REFINEMENTNew features mean new strings. I keep your Hungarian localization consistent as your product grows.
UPDATES & CONTINUITY02 / SELECTED WORK
Selected Hungarian localization work from the WordPress community. Explore the plugins on WordPress.org.
Complete Hungarian translation of the plugin interface and readme.
Plugin interface and public WordPress.org content, fully localized.
Hungarian plugin strings and public WordPress.org documentation.
Complete Hungarian translation of the WordPress plugin.
THE WAY I WORK
A button, an error message and a settings screen shouldn’t sound like they were translated by three different people.
I don’t translate strings in isolation. I look at context, terminology and the product itself — because technically correct isn’t always naturally Hungarian.
The goal? Your users shouldn’t have to notice
they’re reading a translation.
03 / THE PERSON BEHIND THE WORDS
I care probably a little too much about wording, consistency and the tiny details.
I specialize in WordPress, software and digital product localization. As a Hungarian General Translation Editor in the WordPress community, I see how easily small inconsistencies can spread — and how much better an interface feels when someone catches them.
I enjoy the precision: finding natural phrasing, checking context, and wondering why the same button is translated three different ways.
“I really enjoy terminology”
is still not accepted as currency.
So yes, I’m available for paid localization projects, reviews and long-term maintenance.
I’m autistic. Autistic people are all different, but some of my own traits happen to be particularly useful in localization: I’m comfortable with repetitive, detail-heavy tasks, I notice inconsistencies easily, and I enjoy the precision.
Hundreds of strings. Similar strings. Nearly identical strings. The same terminology appearing across different screens and updates. Some people would find that monotonous. I don’t.
I don’t want Hungarian users to feel that they are using a translated product. I want them to feel that the product speaks Hungarian.
And if that means staring at one tiny UI string for five minutes because something about it bothers me… well, that happens too.
04 / LET’S TALK
Starting from scratch, improving an existing translation,
or keeping up with updates? Tell me about your product.
I usually respond within two business days.