# Another language

Show your site in more than one language. Your AI translates every page into a folder of its own, links the versions together, and makes your forms and booking page speak the visitor's language too.

## Say this to your AI

```prompt
Add French to my site
```

Or several at once:

```prompt
Make my site available in Spanish and German as well
```

## What your AI will ask you

- Which languages you want, and which one is your main language.
- Whether every page should be translated (the default) or only some.
- Which words must stay exactly as they are, such as your business name or product names.
- If another country needs a different price or currency.

## What to have ready

- Nothing, in most cases.
- Any wording that must be exact, such as legal text or prices in another currency.
- A person who speaks the language to read the result, if you want one. Your AI can show you the wording of the home page and everything with prices, hours or promises before it goes live.

## What happens

1. Your AI translates every page, not only the home page: menu, footer, buttons, form labels, picture descriptions and the text search engines show. Names, addresses, phone numbers and prices stay exact.
2. Each language gets its own folder, such as `/fr/about.html` for the French version of `/about.html`. Your main language stays where it is.
3. It adds a small language switcher to every page, with each language written in its own words (English, Français), and links the versions so that search engines send people to the right one. There are no flags and no automatic redirect by browser language.
4. Before anything is published, it tells you the languages, the pages and the wording of the important parts. Check it and say yes, or say what to change.
5. After publishing, it opens a few translated pages, checks the switcher and the links, and tells you the result. If you have a form or booking page, it offers a test for each.

Your contact form and booking page answer in the language of the page they sit on. The booking page, the form's replies and error messages, and the emails your customers get are in that language; your own notifications stay in your account's language. These are available in English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Traditional and Simplified Chinese, Korean and Japanese. For another language, your pages can still be translated, but these parts stay in your main language.

> **Plans:** languages aren't charged for. The translated pages count toward your plan's limits on files and storage like any other page. Forms and bookings need a paid plan. [See pricing](/pricing).

## Changing it later

- A change to one page has to be made in every language. Ask your AI to "change the opening hours in all languages".
- A new page needs its translations too; ask for them together.
- To remove a language, ask your AI to take it off the site and out of the switcher.

Something not right? See [Fix a problem](/docs/fix-a-problem).

For AI assistants: the setup guide is at [pagelemon.com/agents/languages](https://pagelemon.com/agents/languages).