🌐 [PT-BR] Portuguese - Brazilian

[WesleyGSoares]

Pre-submission Check

• I have checked that this language community has not already been established or is currently being organized

Target Language

Portuguese Brazilian

Language Code

pt-br

Region/Country Code (Optional)

pt-BR (Brazilian Portuguese)

Community Organizer/Coordinator

Wesley Galvao Soares

Community Contact Information (Optional)

https://www.linkedin.com/in/wesleygalvaosoares/

Community Translation Readiness

We have native speakers with translation experience

Community Scrum Experience

We have certified Scrum practitioners (CSM/PO/Dev, PSM/PO/Dev)

Community Impact and Motivation

The Brazilian Scrum community will benefit greatly from this translation because it makes advanced Scrum concepts more accessible to practitioners who are more comfortable with Portuguese. While many professionals can read English, nuanced understanding—especially of complex or emerging ideas like those in the Scrum Guide Expansion Pack—is often lost without a native-language version. This translation supports more inclusive learning, fosters deeper discussions, and helps organizations apply Scrum more effectively in their local context. It also empowers teams to align better on shared understanding, leading to more meaningful collaboration and improvements in product development.

Community Capacity and Timeline

Reviewers: Many, the Brazilian community is huge
Timeline: 3 weeks
Contributors: All brazilian people

Additional Information

In fact, the Scrum Expasion Pack is already translated to Portuguese Brazil. My colleague and I already did the work because we had understood we should upload the first version ready to be reviewed. So, once this application is approved, I need couple minutes to submit the first version to Portuguese Brazilian.

Community Agreement

• Our community has read and agrees to the Translation Guide
• Our community has read and agrees to the Code of Conduct for Translators
• Our community has read and agrees to the Community Code of Conduct
• We understand that the community owns the translation, not individuals or groups, and that others may contribute or take over maintenance over time