Can we have a more choice to select more languages built in labels in Articulate Rise. This helps during localizations process. Its always a extra step to ask for translation for these each time we proceeds with multilingual production.
Hi folks, thanks for sharing your requests for more built-in labels in Rise. We've documented your requests and we'll let you know here if more labels become available in the future!
Any progress on this? The "additional languages" request has been open for over 5 years. It's a bit absurd to expect every subscriber to independently pay for translation of the same 130 terms when Articulate could generate and publish these languages one time for everyone. It's also crazy that Articulate seems to have shut down all threads where users are trying to share their Xliff UI files to avoid this extra cost. It would take a translation company a couple weeks and under $5000 total to push out all the major global business and regional languages, which would save tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars across Articulate's subscribers.
In addition to English, Spanish, French and German, Articulate should offer at a minimum default UI translations for Chinese, Arabic, Russian, Portuguese, Japanese, Hindi, Korean, Italian, and Dutch.
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Hi SibaPrasad,
What other languages do you want to be available in the built-in labels?
Hiya, we would love Polish and Dutch please
Japanese, Chinese, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, French, German, Korean, Russian, etc
Hi folks, thanks for sharing your requests for more built-in labels in Rise. We've documented your requests and we'll let you know here if more labels become available in the future!
Any progress on this? The "additional languages" request has been open for over 5 years. It's a bit absurd to expect every subscriber to independently pay for translation of the same 130 terms when Articulate could generate and publish these languages one time for everyone. It's also crazy that Articulate seems to have shut down all threads where users are trying to share their Xliff UI files to avoid this extra cost. It would take a translation company a couple weeks and under $5000 total to push out all the major global business and regional languages, which would save tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars across Articulate's subscribers.
In addition to English, Spanish, French and German, Articulate should offer at a minimum default UI translations for Chinese, Arabic, Russian, Portuguese, Japanese, Hindi, Korean, Italian, and Dutch.
Hi, I am also wondering when the "Other languages coming soon" will be available?