Zynga, well-known for social videogames like Farmville and Cityville, has confirmed its partnership with Chinese social-networking site Sina to release Chinese versions of its Draw Something mobile game.

The simplified and traditional Chinese-language version of Draw Something will be produced target Zynga fans in mainland China.

The mobile game will also be launched in eleven other languages, including Japanese, French, Italian, Swedish, Dutch, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Norwegian, and German.

David Ko, chief mobile officer at Zynga, said, “With native pop culture references and our partnership with global superstars such as Enrique Iglesias and Jennifer Lopez, the game will be even more fun for more players.”

San Francisco-based Zynga has for sometime increasingly focusing its attention on mobile video games. Sean Uberoi Kelly, vice president of product development at Zynga, recently announced the company was trying to grow its portfolio of mobile social games for iOS as well as Android.

Mobile devices have their own advantages as their users can play games anywhere, anytime according to their convenience.