> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.cremawork.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.cremawork.com/v1.0/multi-lingual-support/adding-new-language.md).

# Adding New Language

In order to add new language to the template, follow the following steps:-

1\. Make a new .json file in the folder with the path :-

```
src/shared/localization/locales
```

2\. Copy the content of the file 'en-US.json' kept adjacent to the file you made and paste it into your file. The path of file 'en-US.json' is:-

```
src/shared/localization/locales/en_US.json
```

3\. In the next step, you need to translate the values of translation variables into the new language.

![](/files/-M3ZtbeZJIPhivryBHvK)

4\. Now make a new file in the folder with the path:-

```
src/shared/localization/entries
```

The name of the file should be same as the above-created file, just the extension will be different, this will be a .js file, earlier we created a .json file.

Copy the following code, paste it into the newly made file and modify the content according to the changes suggested in the image given below the code.

```
import saMessages from '../locales/es_ES.json';
import {esES} from '@material-ui/core/locale';

const saLang = {
	messages: {
		...saMessages,
	},
	muiLocale: esES,
	locale: 'es',
};
export default saLang;
```

![](https://gblobscdn.gitbook.com/assets%2F-LzcESYFYdNFkCg00g4w%2F-M-fINji7lY5crjW8EiM%2F-M-fLF9XnHEpiE5CppwC%2Fimage.png?alt=media\&token=45e5b9c5-9965-4e78-80bf-2e8f152dfbf5)

5\. Now go to the file with the following path:-

```
src/@crema/core/LanguageSwitcher/data.js
```

and add the new object corresponding to the new language, code should look something like this:-

![](/files/-M3Ztu_l1sT-xgUdkPO6)

![](/files/-M3ZtzWVk-pW6TI-kKU1)

6\. In the last step, open the file on the path:-

```
src/shared/localization/index.js
```

and add the language code defined in the above step and assign the value of the variable exported in step 4 to this code. Follow the following code for reference:-

![](/files/-M3Zu6Dseu4biK2jrYyU)


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