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We support locales for all languages -- but if you don't see yours, let us know -- we will add it for you!

List of Languages/Locales

Click here to see the complete list of supported languages and locales.

Selecting a Locale

Go to the languages tab in the Localize dashboard.
After clicking your desired language, a list of locale options will appear (if available) for selection.

ex: Chinese Locales

When selecting a Chinese locale, the first question to answer is "Who is your audience?" Is it a specific geographic location, or age group, or Chinese speakers in the US, etc.? This will help determine which written form of the language you should choose.

Locale	Code	Description / Main Audience
Chinese	zh	Simplified Chinese uses fewer characters and strokes Used prominently throughout mainland China and in Singapore and Malaysia Starting to gain ground in the US as more younger people from China immigrate This is the same as "Chinese (Simplified) (zh-Hans)" If you are using the Google or Watson MTEs (or exclusively human translations) you use this language code
Chinese (Simplified)	zh-Hans	This is the same as "Chinese (zh)" If you are using the Microsoft or Amazon MTEs you use this language code
Chinese (Traditional)	zh-TW	Traditional Chinese has a longer history More complex using more characters and strokes per character Used broadly in Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan Still used around the world by Chinese communities
Chinese (Singapore)	zh-SG	Basically a form of Simplified Chinese Has some extra characters and some characters were not simplified Used mainly in Singapore
Chinese (Hong Kong)	zh-HK	Basically a form of Traditional Chinese Has some extra characters and some characters were not simplified Used mainly in Hong Kong
Cantonese (Traditional)	yue	"Written" Cantonese is the written form of the Cantonese spoken dialect Used mainly in Hong Kong

Also Note: Simplified and Traditional Chinese refers only to the written word. Mandarin and Cantonese typically refer to dialects of the spoken word (except for "Written Cantonese").