How to Use Dynamic Language Selection in a Survey

 

Qualaroo offers Dynamic Language Selection, allowing you to translate surveys into multiple languages effortlessly. This feature helps you reach a diverse audience and gather valuable feedback from different geographies, thereby improving website leads.

 

 

Here’s what Qualaroo Surveys will look like in different languages:

 

Preview of a Qualaroo Survey in Different Languages

 

Benefits of translating surveys to different languages:

 

  • Overcoming Language Barriers: Connect with your audience in their native languages to gather more accurate feedback and make informed decisions.
     

  • Effortless Multilingual Support: Translate surveys into over 100 languages automatically with Qualaroo's AI or manually adjust translations for cultural nuances.
     

  • Intelligent Language Detection: Automatically detects visitors' browser language and displays the corresponding survey version, ensuring a seamless user experience.

 

How to Translate the Survey Into Different Languages

 

Before you begin, make sure you have created your survey. If you haven't already done so, follow the steps in our survey creation guide to set up your survey.

 

Step 1: Click on ‘Add Translation.’

 

Navigating to Add Translation

 

Step 2: Select the language you’d like to add from our drop-down menu.

 

Selecting the language

 

Step 3: Choose your preferred method for translation:

 

  • Automatically Translate

  • I will translate myself

 

Translating a Survey

 

Add as many variations as you’d like!

 

Please see below for examples of how the nudge renders in various languages.

 

Qualaroo Survey Language Variations

 

From the editor, you can manage language variations in the following ways:

 

Managing Language Translations of a Qualaroo Survey

 

  1. Delete any variation directly.
  2. Choose to translate a specific screen.
  3. Retranslate the entire survey.

 

How does Qualaroo know which language to show?

 

Qualaroo detects what language your site visitor uses via the page’s language tag. Depending on that tag, Qualaroo will show the appropriate language.

 

For instance,

<html lang="fr"> is French.

<html lang="en"> is English.

 

If you have a survey translated into either language, we’ll display the correct survey.

 

What if the browser’s language doesn’t match my translations?

 

In case the page's language tag doesn't match any translated version, you can set the language to default to the Primary Language specified within the 'Targeting' tab. However, please note that this option will only be available once you have created and saved a language variation and will be located near the bottom of the 'Targeting' tab.

 

Please note that this option will only be available once a language variation has been created and saved and will be located near the bottom of the ‘Targeting’ tab.

 

Enabling the setting of Rolling back to Primary Language

 

Exporting Responses

 

At this time, you can export data from translated nudges on a per-language basis.

 

Exporting from the Dashboard

 

A quick way to export your data is from your dashboard.

 

Step 1: Click MORE drop-down and select EXPORT.

 

export responses

 

Step 2: Fill in the information you would like to see from the responses.

 

export responses

 

Exporting from the Reporting Tab

 

  1. Go to the classic reporting tab.
  2. Select the 'Report for' drop-down option and choose the desired language.

 

Accessing Reports

 

3. Use the left drop-down to export CSV v1 (by responses) or CSV v2 (by answers - Watson supporting) to export the report.

 

Export Reports in CSV

 

That's all about using dynamic language selection in a survey.. If you encounter any issues or have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out to our support team.

 

 

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