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# How to translate my Email in other languages

### Step 1: Open the email you want to translate, then click "Edit Email Template"

1. Click on the dropdown menu under **"Select a language to update translation texts."**
2. Choose the desired language from the list or use the search bar to find a specific language.

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### **Step 2: Modify Translation Texts**

1. Once a language is selected, the system will display the default translation texts.
2. You can update or modify the existing translations to better suit your needs.

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3. Ensure that the translation is accurate and aligns with the intended message.

### **Step 3: Save Changes**

1. After making the necessary modifications, click the **Save** button to apply the changes.
2. The updated translations will be used automatically in the application.

### **Additional Notes**

* By default, the app provides translations for several popular languages.
* You can switch languages anytime to change or modify existing translations.
* The application will automatically detect the language and apply the corresponding translation when sending an email.


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