On the BRYTER platform, you can deliver multi-language applications by building modules and (automatically) translating their contents into different languages.
The module's structure remains consistent across all languages, and the end user navigation adapts automatically to their language preference. You can also use this feature to build a module in a language other than English.
Currently, the BRYTER platform supports 31 languages, including: English, German, Dutch, French, Italian, Chinese (simplified), Chinese (traditional), Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Ukrainian, Polish, Japanese, South Korean, Bulgarian, Czech, Danish, Greek, Estonian, Finnish, Hungarian, Indonesian, Lithuanian, Latvian, Norwegian, Romanian, Slovak, Slovenian, Swedish, Turkish, Vietnamese, Thai.
Learn how to deliver your multi-language module to end users in their preferred language.
Add additional languages and translations
To add one or more languages and translate a module, follow these steps:
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In the module editor, click on the language selector in the top-left corner.
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Click on the Add language button for any language you want to translate your module to. You can add more languages later or remove them after they have been added.
English is initially set as the default language. You can change the default language using the three dot icon context menu. -
Click on the magic wand icon next to your target language to auto-translate the module’s content.
Auto-translate finds missing translations and fills in the gaps. Existing text in the target language is skipped and will not be overwritten. -
In the modal, click on Auto-translate to confirm. Translations are provided for all the localized content in your module, such as an input node’s CONTENT field, answer options, labels, and Text Block values. Localized content is indicated by this icon:
You can also export the module’s content, including any available translations for review. To do this, click on the Export content icon in the language selector menu.You can use Quick check to identify any localized content that still requires translation.
Use Auto-translate to automatically translate your module content
The Auto-translate feature scans your module to detect content in the default language without translations into the selected target language. It then automatically translates this content, completing in any missing information.
Note that any existing text in the target language remains unaltered. This ensures that previously translated content, including any manually provided translations, remains intact and is not overwritten.
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Multi-language Applications Learn how to localize your entire application, including sidebar items and the end-user language switcher.
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