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Namespace names

Hi,

Currently, this Wikipedia doesn't have its own namespace names. All the namespace names are written in English: "Talk", "User", "Template", and so on.

Would you like to define your own namespace names?

You can read more about this here: :translatewiki:Translating:MediaWiki#Translating namespace names

Just fill this table:

Namespaces

English namespace name	Hausa name	Jju name
Media	Midiya	Ka̱zzu nkkang
Special	Musamman	A̱nyan di
Talk	Tattaunawa	Ba̱ryat
User	User	A̱byi
User talk	Tattaunawar user	Ba̱ryat a̱byi
Wikipedia talk	Tattaunawar Wikipedia	Ba̱ryat Wikipedia
File	Fayil	Fayil
File talk	Tattaunawar fayil	Ba̱ryat nfayil
MediaWiki	MediaWiki	Ka̱zzu-nkkangWiki
MediaWiki talk	Tattaunawar MediaWiki	Ba̱ryat Ka̱zzu-nkkangWiki
Template	Samfuri	Ka̱zzuan
Template talk	Tattaunawar samfuri	Ba̱ryat ka̱zzuan
Help	Taimako	Brang
Help talk	Tattaunawar taimako	Ba̱ryat brang
Category	Rukuni	Ka̱srong
Category talk	Tattaunawar rukuni	Ba̱ryat ka̱srong
Module	Module	Kkwan
Module talk	Tattaunawar module	Ba̱ryat nkkwan

Also, is there a difference in your language between masculine and feminine (for example, like in Spanish: Usuario / Usuaria)? Thank you! ToluAyod (talk) 19:21, 28 October 2025 (UTC)

No, @ToluAyod. There is no difference between masculine and feminine in Jju, unlike in Spanish. Kambai Akau (talk) 18:56, 30 October 2025 (UTC)

Thanks! I also noticed for namespaces like "File talk" and "Module talk" there's a "n" added in front of the names after "Ba̱ryat" which isn't done to the others. Wanted to confirm if this is correct? ToluAyod (talk) 18:28, 31 October 2025 (UTC)

Oh, yes. It's a good observation, @ToluAyod. It's actually correct as it is. Not all the time does the "n-" prefix get to be added to the next word, but in this case, the "fayil" takes the prefix just like the "nkkwan" in the last line. Thanks! Kambai Akau (talk) 21:45, 31 October 2025 (UTC)

Thank you for this clarification @Kambai Akau ToluAyod (talk) 13:53, 1 November 2025 (UTC)