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# Translation

## Pages

- [How to write language override for plugin in multilingual site](https://docs.j2commerce.com/translation/how-to-write-language-override-for-plugin-in-multilingual-site.md): Sometimes you need to translate some text (which is rendered from any apps or plugins) for your multilingual site. This guide will help you to translate them.
- [Language overrides in Joomla with examples](https://docs.j2commerce.com/translation/language-overrides-in-joomla-with-examples.md): To change text in core Joomla! Or in an extension (other than installing a new language), it is advised to perform a language override in Joomla!.
- [Setting up the store in your Language](https://docs.j2commerce.com/translation/setting-up-the-store-in-your-language.md): There is a high chance that you might want to set up your store in your own language. Let's suppose you are trying to set up your site in the German Language.
- [Translate J2Commerce into your language](https://docs.j2commerce.com/translation/translate-j2store-into-your-language.md): This page is outdated under J2Commerce for Joomla 4 - Please contact us for information.
- [Translating Product Options](https://docs.j2commerce.com/translation/translating-product-options.md): Do you want to translate your product option to the site’s languages? Yes, it is possible in J2Commerce by using Joomla!’s default language override method.
