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# Translate a survey

In this walkthrough you will see how to translate from one language to another and create a multi-language survey.

## 🌐 Add language

![](/files/-MBIxW70ggLRtYJQ_4V4)

To enable the multi-language option: 

1. Press the **Languages** bar at the upper right corner of the designer page.
2. At the **Multi-languages mode** press on the **Language list**  and choose the language.
3. Close the property folder and choose the language mode from to edit

{% hint style="info" %}
Each translation has to be edited manually. You may also use the [auto-translate features](/form-management/form-designer/multi-language-forms/auto-translation.md) to automatically translate your survey into another language.
{% endhint %}

## 💬 Translate

![](/files/-MBJhZ43ZcKEWyhpbbEp)

To translate your survey into another language:

1. Choose the language page from the **dropdown list** in the right upper corner of the survey page.
2. Enter the translation to the each of the questions and answers.

![](/files/-MBJuLNNLIqR883dROXj)

Use the **Properties** bar on the right, at the end of each answer line to update the particular answer properties.

{% hint style="info" %}
Updated properties are bound to the selected language
{% endhint %}


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