@MorrisJobke do you know if we support Chinese simplified as a translation and if so help out @yuhr123? 
Thx, I have joined the translation team.
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With Transifex we can’t get an immediate translation in the site. That’s so bad.
@jmr translations are updated with every release only. That’s entirely normal. If you need to patch a translation in your instance, you can manually edit the language file in the folder nextcloud/core/l10n.
I’ve seen a lot of spanish variations in transifex, but not the Spanish (Spain) [ES_es].
I requested it but it was rejected. I wonder if it is already included.
Hello, there is spanish. It uses short locale.
See https://www.transifex.com/nextcloud/nextcloud/language/es/
I rejected your request.
Please let me know if there is anything to do.
Looks like Nextcloud is on Transifex, but I thought this would be interesting to people here: Weblate has just launched a beta feature for translating the Fastlane metadata files directly. Nextcloud Android uses these files already. I think no other translation platform supports these files directly, so we got a grant to get it implemented in Weblate. I imagine Nextcloud could get a free hosted account from Weblate to try it. You can see it in action for F-Droid:
@tobiasKaminsky expressed interest in the Fastlane issue, https://github.com/fastlane/fastlane/issues/9520, which was force-closed by their bot, so I thought I’d follow up here.
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Good to know!
Indeed there were ideas to at least try Weblate.
As “only” Android related projects need this Fastlane integration, and given that we have now a working solution, I think that this is not that urgent in our project backlog.
Still good to know 
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Shifting a community to another platform is a huge task.
We had this discussion some time ago. @kingu has been part of it.