I am the current maintainer of the Clojure Cheat Sheet, and certainly have no objections if anyone wishes to translate it into other languages.
Most of the content of the cheat sheet are the Clojure symbols themselves, the documentation strings that come with Clojure 1.5.1, and links to the ClojureDocs.org web site for examples.
At the very least, you would probably want to translate the documentation strings into another language, and perhaps the names of the symbols themselves. If you would like to do that translation, I am now looking into a straightforward way to change all built-in doc strings of a running Clojure process to alternate doc strings (it is simply doing alter-meta! on the Clojure symbols of the functions and macros, which is easy). If you do that, I could generate a version of the Clojure cheat sheet web page with those translated doc strings and either link to it from my Github web page, or perhaps even from
clojure.org/cheatsheet.
Andy