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# Display badges and labels based on the selected language
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**Note**
This feature is only available in **DIAMOND** plan of the app.
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It is possible for users to show the label based on the language of the site.
> Example:
>
> Your store has 2 languages which are English and Chinese.
>
> The label should be displayed on the Chinese language only.
Please follow the steps below to create a label based on a specific language. You can do the same with a badge.
## **Step to manage**
1. From the app admin page, click **Badges and Labels** > Set up a label or badge first:
2. Assign products to the Label
3. In the **Display** tab, navigate to the **Language display condition** section > Turn on the setting:
* If you want the label to be displayed on Chinese language only, please use **Operator** setting: **Equals** and select the Chinese as language you want to show the label:
* On the other hand, if you want the label not to be displayed on any countries, please use **Operator** setting: **Not equals** and select the countries you want to hide the label from:
4. Click **Save** and check the result in your front store.
> ### **Need support?**
>
> If you do encounter any difficulty while proceeding these steps, don’t show any hesitation to contact us promptly via the email address [support@samita.io](https://help.samita.io/support@samita.io)
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