Could you please translate the phrase "Volunteer Here" into your language?

Hitnadvu Kan / התנדבו כאן (Volunteer is an adjective and refers to multiple people)

Mitnadev Kan / מתנדב כאן (Volunteer translates into a noun in this sentence, male version)

Mitnadevet Kan / מתנדבת כאן (Volunteer translates into a noun in this sentence, female version)

Hitnadev Kan / התנדב כאן (Volunteer is an adjective and refers to a male)

Hitnadvi Kan / התנדבי כאן (Volunteer is an adjective and refers to a female)

Sorry if I made it too complicated than it was supposed to be :P

All possible translations I could think of :D all translates exactly into "Volunteer Here" but it depends alot on what do you refer as, or what you refer to.

Hebrew.

Frivillige Her - Danish

Volontär Här - Swedish

Volunteer Her - Norwegian

Vapaaehtoistyöt Here - Finnish

Spanish: Voluntariado aquí

這裡志願者 - Chinese

Vrijwilliger hier - Dutch

Freiwilliger hier - German

Volontaire ici - French

Εθελοντής εδώ - Greek

Volontario qui - Italian

ここのボランティア - Japanese

여기에서 지원자 - Korean

Voluntário aqui - Portugese

Voluntario aquí - Spanish

Волонтер здесь - Russian

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Freiwillige hier - German

Aquí voluntario - Spanish

Bénévoles ici - French

:)

in Japanese,

ボランティア、やります。

(borantia, yarimasu)

*The word for word meaning is 'I'll do the volunteer.'

or

ボランティア志願、ここにいます。

(borantia shigan, koko ni imasu)

*word for word; 'A volunteer is here.' (It's me.)

Voluntar aqui

Volunteer here.

(My first language is English)

Ólgach anseo....Irish!