# Language The bot supports multiple languages, which can be useful during setup or for servers where members predominantly speak a single language. By default, the bot selects the language based on the following priority: 1. The language set by the user in their Discord settings 2. The language configured using the `/settings` command 3. The server's default language set in the community settings If no translation is available for a selected language, the bot will try the next option in the list, ultimately defaulting to English. {% hint style="danger" %} All translations, except for German and English, are community-contributed and may not meet the bot's default quality standards. {% endhint %} ## Changing the Language First, enter the following command to get into the settings menu: ``` /settings ``` Click the **Language** Button:

A new menu will appear with a dropdown. Select your preferred language from the list:

Once you've completed these steps, the language will be updated successfully. ## Managing User-Specific Language Settings You can choose to disable or enable the use of the language set in a user’s Discord client. Disabling this option ensures that all messages follow a single language across your server, regardless of individual user settings.

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