Choosing a WordPress Translation Plugin for Multilingual Websites

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Before we begin, if you are just starting out and want to create a website in your preferred language, WordPress supports over 180 locales.

This means that you can create a WordPress website in any language from the start. So if you’re only catering to a specific region or ethnic group, you can use this feature instead of a translation plugin. What’s really cool is that you can even configure your WordPress admin panel to appear in your own language.

And if you can't find your language, you can make a request bulk sms vietnam to WordPress Translate and ask for it to be added to the list.

Now, if you want to create a bilingual or multilingual website, that’s where translation plugins come in. These will allow you to serve the same content in multiple languages. So, you can display an English website in different languages ​​based on the user’s country or region, or let the user choose the language they want.

With these plugins, you won’t need to set up a WordPress multisite or multiple subdomains. You can use the WordPress platform + a translation plugin to turn your website into a multilingual CMS (content management system).

Want to jump straight to translating your website? Follow our step-by-step guide here: How to Easily Create a Multilingual Website in WordPress.

Coming back to WordPress translation plugins, you should know that there are two types of these plugins: