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Creating multi-language messages

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Pushwoosh allows you to send multi-language messages across various communication channels, including:

This helps you deliver localized content to users in their preferred language, making it especially useful for apps with an international audience.

Example: Creating multi-language push content

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In the Push preset form, first create the default message content, which is sent to all users unless a more specific language version is provided. You can then add content for additional languages to tailor the message to users’ device language settings.

For example, if your default language is English but you want to reach Spanish and German speakers as well, add those languages to your push notification. Users with Spanish or German phone settings will then receive the message in their preferred language, while others will see the default English version.

To add additional languages, click the Plus sign at the top of the editor. A list of languages will appear, allowing you to choose the ones you need for your push notification.

Next, create push content for each language you’ve chosen. Learn more

Language code standard

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Language tag value is a lowercase two-letter code according to the ISO-639-1. Devices with Language tag values inconsistent with the ISO-639-1 will receive the push message with default language localization.

Implementing localization via API

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This feature is also available in our API as a parameter of the /createMessage requests. For this, you’ll need assistance from your development team. Please share this guide with them for detailed instructions.