English
English
English working draftOpen EnglishLanguage access
Use the support check in your language.
The eligibility logic stays language-neutral and versioned. Ten written-language previews now use the same released rules as English.
Honest current state
10 of 10 non-English written-language core journeys are public. Every one passed an independent two-model translation and machine-review pipeline, but none claims fluent native review. A visible notice appears on every translated page, and the English wording plus linked official source controls if anything is unclear. SASL still requires signed, captioned video and Deaf-community review.
12official-language formats inventoried
768controlled English source strings packaged
684safety-critical strings flagged
10machine-reviewed public previews
0locales falsely claiming native review
isiZulu
isiZulu
Public machine-reviewed previewOpen isiZuluSesotho
Sesotho
Public machine-reviewed previewOpen SesothoAfrikaans
Afrikaans
Public machine-reviewed previewOpen AfrikaansisiXhosa
isiXhosa
Public machine-reviewed previewOpen isiXhosaSepedi
Sepedi
Public machine-reviewed previewOpen SepediSetswana
Setswana
Public machine-reviewed previewOpen SetswanasiSwati
siSwati
Public machine-reviewed previewOpen siSwatiTshivenda
Tshivenda
Public machine-reviewed previewOpen Tshivendaitsonga / Xitsonga
South African Xitsonga
Public machine-reviewed previewOpen itsonga / XitsongaisiNdebele
isiNdebele
Public machine-reviewed previewOpen isiNdebeleSASL
Signed, captioned video—not a written-language substitute.
Signed-video production requiredHow the public previews are controlled
MeaningTwo different model families compare eligibility terms, negative forms, status wording and required actions.
UsefulnessCheck reading level, local phrasing and whether the next step is genuinely clear.
SafetyProtected checks preserve credentials warnings, amounts, dates, official domains and uncertainty wording.
DisclosureEvery translated page says it is machine translated and offers the English route.
Search qualityUse natural search language—never literal keyword stuffing or duplicated pages.