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🌍 Widgets in every language

The 19 languages Quoli's widgets speak, how each shopper's language is chosen, what gets translated and what stays as written, and the text you can change in each block.

Quoli's widgets speak your shoppers' language. Every button, label, date and number switches to the language they're browsing your store in, with nothing for you to translate.

Languages

19, listed below

Set in

Settings ▸ General ▸ Review display ▸ Widget language

Reaches

Every widget, the review popup, the review form and the question form

Plans

Every plan

The same reviews widget in English, German, French and Japanese


How the language is chosen

The Review display card in Settings ▸ General

Widget language

Shoppers see

Auto (shopper's language), the default

The language they're browsing your store in. A shopper on your French storefront sees French, one on your English storefront sees English.

A language you pick

That language for everyone, whatever language your store is in.

A shopper browsing in a language Quoli doesn't have yet sees English.


What's translated

The reviews widget in German with its parts numbered

➀ Buttons, labels and menus. Write a review, Filters, the sort options, Verified buyer, Useful, Share, and every other word Quoli wrote.

➁ Numbers and dates. Written the way the language writes them, like 4,4 and Vor 1 Stunde in German.

➂ Your questions. Attribute questions and answers show as you wrote them in Reviews ▸ Attributes.

➃ The reviews. Shown in the language the customer wrote them in, never machine-translated.

Your replies, product names and your store's name also show as written.


Text you change in a block

Some blocks have text you can type in your theme editor. Left at its default, that text is translated like the rest. Once you change it, it shows exactly as you wrote it, in every language.

Widget

Text settings

Reviews tab label, Questions tab label, Write button label, Ask button label, Load more label, Empty state title

Empty state text

Section heading, Subheading

Lead text

Heading

Banner heading, Sub-heading

The same goes for the text in Settings ▸ Review form and Settings ▸ Question form: defaults follow each shopper's language, and your own words show as written.


The 19 languages

English

German

French

Spanish

Italian

Portuguese

Swedish

Danish

Norwegian

Finnish

Polish

Czech

Lithuanian

Bulgarian

Turkish

Japanese

Korean

Chinese

Thai


Emails

Review request emails have their own language setting: Settings ▸ Emails ▸ Email language.


💡 Tip: Selling in more than one language? Leave block text at its defaults. Every shopper then gets their own language, where text you type would show the same words to everyone.

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