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2.0.0
Pushwoosh Engagement Platform
What's New
Getting started
Basic concepts
Try Pushwoosh out
Sending push messages
Personalized push
Multi-language Push
Rich Media Push
Scheduled Push
Targeted Push
Behavior-based Messages
Custom Action Push
Inbox Push
Start with your project
Manage projects
Projects basics
Managing projects
Application Groups
Project configuration
Test Devices
Deep Links
Subscription Prompt
The GDPR Compliance
Send messages
Push notifications
Emails
In-Apps
Customer Journey Builder
Personalize messages
Dynamic Content
Multi-Language
Liquid Templates
Customize messages
Frequency Capping
Using Custom Data
Mobile Message Inbox
Web Message Inbox
Silent Push Notifications
Changing icon on iOS10.3 with push notifications
iOS Interactive Push
Audience
Users and devices
Tags and Segments
RFM Segmentation
Events
Statistics and Analytics
User Explorer
Content
Rich Media
Presets
Email Templates
Account and security
Multi-login Accounts
High-Speed Delivery Setup
Two-factor Authentication
Pushwoosh SDK
iOS Push Notifications
Android Push Notifications
Web Push Notifications
Cross-platform Frameworks
Windows
Windows Phone
OS X
3rd Party Integrations
API Reference
Messages API
Presets API
Device API
Tags API
Segmentation (Filters) API
User Centric API
Events API
Applications API
Campaigns API
Geozones API
App Configuration API
Email API
Test Devices API
Message Inbox API
Statistics API
Customer Journey API
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Multi-language Push
Talk to users in their languages
To improve the impact of your push messaging, talk to users in their language. Multi-language push notifications allow delivering the same message with different content depending on device locale settings.
To send a multi-language push message, click Edit languages, and check languages you want to use.
Fill in the text area with localized text for each language.
EN content
ES content
The default language is English. If no content for English is specified, Pushwoosh chooses a default language randomly from those that are set.
Example 1. If you input a message for English locale only, all subscribers will receive an English message regardless of their devices' locale settings. Example 2. If you input a message for English and Spanish locales, non-Spanish subscribers will receive an English message as it is the default one. Example 3. If you input a message for French and German locales, subscribers with other locale settings will receive a randomly chosen one - French or German.
To learn more about Multi-Language messaging, please refer to our guide.
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