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# Translate app to different languages
Samita Order Limit supports multi-language storefronts, allowing you to customize all app messages and text to match the languages used in your store. This is ideal for stores serving international customers or offering localized shopping experiences.
Follow the steps below to translate the app’s text into your preferred language(s).
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### 🔧 How to Translate the App
1. From your Shopify admin, open the Samita Order Limit app.
2. In the app’s left-hand menu, go to Settings > Message Translation.
3. You will see a list of all translatable fields and messages.
4. Select the language you want to translate:
* If the language already exists, click on it to begin translating.
* If the language you want is not listed, click the ➕ Add New Language button.\
Then choose the desired language from the dropdown and create a new translation set.
5. Enter the translated version of each field.
6. Click Save to apply the translations.
🎉 Your translated text will now appear on the storefront for customers using that language.
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### ✅ Notes
* The app supports multiple languages using Shopify’s native language detection system.
* Customers will see the appropriate language based on their selected storefront language.
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