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Turn international diners into regulars with multilingual menus
Translate the public pages you need—home, menu, directions, bookings and FAQ—and publish them at language-specific URLs.
Publish translated menu and booking guidance as shareable language-specific pages. Visitors choose their display language.
Review and revise AI translation drafts in the preview and editor. Confirm important information such as dish names and allergens before publishing.
Use a glossary and translation memory to keep dish names, brands and preferred wording consistent across pages.
Configure language-specific URLs and metadata according to the delivery method; search placement is not guaranteed.
When source content changes, review the required translation and publishing work before releasing an updated version.
Start with the pages and languages that matter most, then review scope as your needs change.
See current plans and discuss your project scope.
Get a Free Audit →Make pre-enrolment information readable in every language
Translate and publish the public pages you need, including course details, enrolment guides, life information, FAQ and contact pages.
Manage existing website information such as procedures, living guidance and emergency contacts as language-specific pages.
Depending on the delivery method, configure language-specific URLs, hreflang, canonical tags and language-specific metadata. Search visibility and outcomes are not guaranteed.
Use a glossary and translation memory to keep course names, qualifications and preferred wording consistent across pages.
Configure language-specific URLs and metadata according to the delivery method; search placement is not guaranteed.
See current plans and discuss your project scope.
Get a Free Audit →Organise property information by language for informed decisions
Translate and publish the public pages you need, including listings, area guides, purchase processes, FAQ and contact pages.
Depending on the delivery method, configure language-specific URLs, hreflang, canonical tags and language-specific metadata for each published language.
Check translations and layout in the preview and editor. Have suitable experts review contracts, legal material and other important information before publishing.
Use a glossary and translation memory to keep property names, place names and preferred wording consistent across pages.
Start with the pages and languages that matter most, then review scope as your needs change.
See current plans and discuss your project scope.
Get a Free Audit →See It Live
This is what your website could look like — in every language. This demo was built in 24 hours from a single URL.
Sakura Kitchen
Authentic Japanese Cuisine in the Heart of Sydney
樱花厨房
悉尼市中心的正宗日本料理
사쿠라 키친
시드니 중심부의 정통 일본 요리
さくらキッチン
シドニー中心部の本格日本料理
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