Multilingual Translation
The LiveCaller widget supports 34 languages from different countries:
🇸🇦-Arabic-اَلْعَرَبِيَّة-ar
🇦🇲-Armenian-հայերեն-hy
🇦🇿-Azerbaijani-Azərbaycan-az
🇧🇩-Bengali-বাংলা-bn
🇧🇷-Portuguese(Brazil)-Português-pt-br
🇨🇳-Chinese-中文-zh
🇨🇿-Czech-čeština-cs
🇩🇰-Danish-dansk-da
🇺🇸-English-en
🇪🇪-Estonian-eesti-et
🇫🇷-French-français-fr
🇬🇪-Georgian-ქართული-ka
🇩🇪-German-Deutsch-de
🇬🇷-Greek-ελληνικά-el
🇭🇺-Hungarian-magyar-hu
🇮🇳-Hindi-हिन्दी-hi
🇮🇩-Indonesian-id
🇮🇷-Persian-فارسی-fa
🇮🇱-Hebrew-עִבְרִית-he
🇮🇹-Italian-italiano-it
🇯🇵-Japanese-日本語-ja
🇳🇱-Dutch-nl
🇳🇴-Norwegian-norsk-no
🇵🇰-Urdu-اردو-ur
🇵🇱-Polish-polski-pl
🇵🇹-Portuguese(Portugal)-Português-pt
🇷🇴-Romanian-românește-ro
🇷🇺-Russian-русский-ru
🇪🇸-Spanish-español-es
🇸🇪-Swedish-Svenska-sv
🇹🇷-Turkish-Türkçe-tr
🇺🇦-Ukrainian-украї́нська-uk
🇺🇿-Uzbek-Ўзбекча-uz
🇻🇳-Vietnamese-Việt-viIf you want to add a language to the widget, go to the My Widgets page, select Multilanguage, and click Add New Language.

You can configure the translated texts for each language by clicking the Edit button.

Correct the language code according to your language. For example, if you want to change the widget language from English (en) to Spanish (es), replace en with es in the widget code.

If your website is multilingual, you can use the JavaScript code below to dynamically change the widget’s language.
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