Languages

Supported Languages

With Botpress, you can build bots that are able to converse with people in more than 100+ languages!

Afrikaans	Albanian	Alemannic	Amharic	Arabic
Aragonese	Armenian	Assamese	Asturian	Azerbaijani
Bashkir	Basque	Bavarian	Belarusian	Bengali
Bihari	Bishnupriya Manipuri	Bosnian	Breton	Bulgarian
Burmese	Catalan	Cebuano	Central Bicolano	Chechen
Chinese (Simplified and Traditional)	Chuvash	Corsican	Croatian	Czech
Danish	Divehi	Dutch	Eastern Punjabi	Egyptian Arabic
Emilian-Romagnol	Erzya	Esperanto	Estonian	Fiji Hindi
Finnish	French	Galician	Georgian	German
Goan Konkani	Greek	Gujarati	Haitian	Hebrew
Hill Mari	Hindi	Hungarian	Icelandic	Ido
Ilokano	Indonesian	Interlingua	Irish	Italian
Japanese	Javanese	Kannada	Kapampangan	Kazakh
Khmer	Kirghiz	Korean	Kurdish (Kurmanji)	Kurdish (Sorani)
Latin	Latvian	Limburgish	Lithuanian	Lombard
Low Saxon	Luxembourgish	Macedonian	Maithili	Malagasy
Malay	Malayalam	Maltese	Manx	Marathi
Mazandarani	Meadow Mari	Minangkabau	Mingrelian	Mongolian
Mangolian	Nahautl	Neapolitan	Nepali	Newar
North Frisian	Northern Sotho	Norwegian (Bokmål)	Norwegian (Nynorsk)	Occitan
Oriya	Ossetian	Palatinate German	Pashto	Persian
Piedmontese	Polish	Portuguese	Quechua	Romanian
Romansh	Russian	Sakha	Sanskrit	Sardinian
Scots	Scottish Gaelic	Serbian	Serbo-Croatian	Sicilian
Sindhi	Sinhalese	Slovak	Slovenian	Somali
Southern Azerbaijani	Spanish	Sundanese	Swahili	Swedish
Tagalog	Tajik	Tamil	Tatar	Telugu
Thai	Tibetan	Turkish	Turkmen	Ukrainian
Upper Sorbian	Urdu	Uyghur	Uzbek	Venetian
Vietnamese	Volapük	Walloon	Waray	Welsh
West Flemish	West Frisian	Western Punjabi	Yiddish	Yoruba
Zazaki	Zeelandic

Translator Agent

The Translator Agent allows your bot to interact with users in different languages, breaking language barriers and expanding the range of your bot’s audience.

Configuration

• Automatically Detect User Language - When enabled, the Translator Agent will automatically detect the user’s language from their input.

Activating this feature consequently sets the {{user.TranslatorAgent.language}} variable when it’s not already defined.

Exposed Variables

• user.TranslatorAgent.language: This variable represents the detected language of the user.

Example - setting language to french

1. Open the Toolbox Cards and drag the Set User Language Card into your first node(ideally).
2. Specify a language. In this case, we will use fr for French.

The Translator Agent automatically translates the bot’s responses into the user’s language once activated. If you wish to define the user’s language manually, you can directly set the {{user.TranslatorAgent.language}} variable.

This variable is set to null by default, which means that the Translator Agent will automatically detect the user’s language from their input.

Resetting the language

Drag the Reset User Language Card into your Workflow. This will reset the {{user.TranslatorAgent.language}} variable to null.

You can do this in Execute Code card as well:

//use null to reset the language; otherwise, set it to a language code
{{user.TranslatorAgent.language}} = null;