Your site in French, Portuguese, Filipino and Vietnamese, and members choose their own language
Your site can now speak French, Portuguese, Filipino and Vietnamese, as well as English and Spanish — alone, or several together with a language switch at the top of every page. French comes as France’s or Canada’s and Portuguese as Brazil’s or Portugal’s, because the words differ (courriel, ficheiro), and a site offers one of each; dates, times and prices follow each language’s own way of writing them (“1er oct. 2026 · 9 h 30”, “1,5 crédit”, “40,50 US$”). Everything a member or visitor reaches follows: the public site, registration and joining, the member hub, the community, the job board, the privacy notice and refund policy, and the emails a member gets. Members can now choose their own language on their profile in the member hub — their emails follow it, and so do their pages on any device where they haven’t picked one with the switch — and their record under People shows the board which one they read. A site whose tagline is blank shows a default line in the reader’s language instead of an English one. Every translation was translated and reviewed against a glossary for its language; it is not a sworn or certified translation, so have a fluent member read your site — above all the policies, which say the English version governs — before you switch a language on. What stays English: this admin and the emails to you, anything you write yourself, the CE certificate and speaker pages, and the treasurer’s report to the board, both its email and the board’s copy it opens. Prices stay in your workspace’s currency: Brazilian reais, Philippine pesos and Vietnamese dong aren’t offered yet.