1) Tomorrow we will start updating the Tuxpaint Thai translation on its 
Transifex new resource. 
There are only 758 untranslated words, so it won't take long.

Great :o)

2) Many STAMPS names/descriptions are still in English. I understand that there 
is also a .po file for the Stamps.
Can this file also be uploaded on Transifex?

I think Jean-Michel Philippe has to check this out.
If not/first later on, you can f.ex. use Poedit to start translating the file. 
Important, there is an update from 2014 for this file, so the file in 
Doudoulinux needs a merge. Let me know if you intend to start on the file and 
I'll send the file to you.

3) A lot of Stamps have sounds associated to them. Some of them are noises and 
some are human voice. The human voice is always in English but we may be able 
to record a Thai translation for the stamps that have a recorded human voice.

I did a search for ta.ogg and found no hits, so you can record all stamps 
without conflicting with any existing recording.
Here is some help in how to record. Ask if any questions
http://sourceforge.net/p/tuxpaint/mailman/message/1497041/

4) In the Linux system that I assembled in 2011 for the "Life-skills Computer 
Project" in Chiang Mai, Thailand, I installed Tuxpaint and made it available 
from the desktop, in addition  to the one in Gcompris. It seems that DDL also 
has two instances of Tuxpaint, version 0.9.21. One available from the main 
screen (and from the Learn menu), the other in the Gcompris package. If this is 
the case, my question is: Is Tuxpaint in  Gcompris also going to be updated 
with the new resource in Transifex?

I would say no. Your translation has to go upstream (I can help with that), and 
then Gcompris replace their version with a coming version, you will see your 
translation i GCompris. (It could take a long time). The only other way around 
this is if GCompris has their own translation effort like Doudoulinux (I don't 
know, so you would have to check with them).


Bye
Joe
Danish


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