If the app is released in one language, it is difficult to attract users of various nationalities. To address this problem, there are apps that support multilingual translation in some "play stores" or "app stores."
Of course, among the many apps that support multiple languages, there are cases where developers translate and support themselves If that happens, I think time and resources will be spent unnecessarily to support more multilingualism.
In conclusion, I would like to ask if there is a translation library or framework to support multiple languages while developing apps, or how current developers solve these problems.
Thank you.
p.s. Personally, I think there is an APK translation service provided by Google, but I'm avoiding it as a paid fee.
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Of course, there are many multilingual apps that developers can translate and support themselves, but that would consume no time and no resources to support more multilingualism.
Are you referring to the resources and time above, the time of the translation itself? I think you know, but in the case of Android, you can separate the String files by country when you create the app. If you turn the separated file into a language file only on Google Translator, there will be little cost to translate the language itself. Even if there is a translation library or framework (I couldn't find it), I think the translation itself will eventually use Google Translation unless it is a separate translation.
Of course, if you value quality, you need to translate it yourself
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