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# Local Language

Local Language support allows invitee to complete the signing or reviewing process in their native language.

Languages being provided in Local Language Support-

- Hindi
- English
- Marathi
- Gujarati
- Bengali
- Telugu
- Tamil
- Kannada
- Malayalam
- Odia
- Punjabi

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## Use Local Language  

#### V3 Workflow

1. On the **Invitee Card**, click on the **Language** icon.
2. A side modal will appear with the following options:
  - **Allow Signers to Select Language:** Choose this to allow signers to choose their preferred local language before starting the signing journey.
  - **Set a Default Language:** Choose this to set a default language for the invitee.
  - The selected language will appear during the signing journey.
  - **Choose While Running Workflow:** If this option is selected (only available in a workflow), the sender must choose a language for the invitee each time the workflow is run.
  - **Note:** Even if a default language is set, the signer can change it using the language switch button during the signing process.
3. Click **Save** to confirm the configuration.

**Note:** Within a reusable workflow, the workflow runner cannot disable this if enabled by the creator, and vice versa.

#### V4 Workflow

1. On the **Invite** stage, select the invitee card.
2. In the right panel, open the **Settings** tab and go to **Manage Invitee Interactions**.
3. Open **Local Language Settings** and choose one of the two options:
  - **Allow Signers to Select Language:** A language select screen is shown as the first step for the signer.
  - **Set a Default Language:** The signing journey starts in the default language you set for the signer.

**Note:** Within a reusable workflow, whether the workflow runner can modify this setting depends on the [field properties](https://knowledge.leegality.com/document-execution/workflows/v4/setup-configuration/field-properties) set by the workflow creator.

## Signing Journey

#### V3 Workflow

1. **Allow Signers to Select Language:** If the sender has configured “Allow Signers to Select Language” while sending the document, the signer will get the option to select their local language.

2. **Set a Default Language:** If the sender has configured “Set a Default Language” while sending the document, the signer will not get the option to select a language instead the signing journey will start with the default language selected by the sender.

> **Info — Note**
>
> The selected language can be changed during the signing journey by clicking on the regional language icon.

Once everyone has signed the document, the audit trail will have the consent in the selected language.

#### V4 Workflow

1. **Allow Signers to Select Language:** If the sender has configured “Allow Signers to Select Language” while sending the document, the signer will get the option to select their local language.

2. **Set a Default Language:** If the sender has configured “Set a Default Language” while sending the document, the signer will not get the option to select a language instead the signing journey will start with the default language selected by the sender.

> **Info — Note**
>
> The selected language can be changed during the signing journey by clicking on the regional language icon.

Once everyone has signed the document, the audit trail will have the consent in the selected language.