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For instructions on editing the map in your country and help in using Waze, in your language, choose from:
==Editing for other countries and languages==
{{Countries}}
With the move to Wazeopedia, each country can create a unique Waze wiki instruction set. This is the USA specific instructions for editing in the USA. If you are looking for instructions for another country or community outside of the USA, use the selector on the left to choose the community desired.
{{Languages and Countries}}


 
==Currently supported languages on the Waze app (client)==
==Current supported languages on the waze application (client)==
One of Waze's goals is to be as accessible as possible to all users worldwide. One way is allowing each user to enjoy the application in his own language. In collaboration with the community, we do our best to translate the application's  menus and vocal instructions to a variety of languages:
One of waze's goals is to be as accessible as possible to all users worldwide. One way is allowing each user to enjoy the application in his own language.
In collaboration with the community, we do our best to translate the application's  menus and vocal instructions to a variety of languages:


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{| class="wikitable sortable"  border="3" style="margin-left: 3em;text-align: center"   
|- style="background: silver"
|- style="background: silver"
| scope="col"  |
! scope="col" | Language
! scope="col" | Language
! scope="col" | Menus
! scope="col" | Menus
! scope="col" | Vocal Instructions
! scope="col" | Vocal Instructions
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! scope="row" | Česky (Czech)
! scope="row" | Italian (Italiano)
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! scope="row" | Български (Bulgarian)
! scope="row" | Czech (čeština)
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! scope="row" | Dansk (Danish)
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! scope="row" | Deutsch (German)
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! scope="row" | Dutch
! scope="row" | Dutch
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! scope="row" | English (US)
! scope="row" | Danish (Dansk)
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! scope="row" | English (UK)
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! scope="row" | Ελληνικά (Greek)
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! scope="row" | Español (Latin America) *
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! scope="row" | Español (Spanish) *
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! scope="row" | Français (French)
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! scope="row" |  עברית (Hebrew)
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! scope="row" | Hrvatski (Croatian)
! scope="row" | Deutsch (German)
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! scope="row" | Italiano (Italian)
! scope="row" | English
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! scope="row" | Lietuvių (Lithuanian)
! scope="row" | Espanol (spain)*
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! scope="row" | Latviešu (Latvian)
! scope="row" | Espanol (Latin America)*
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! scope="row" | Magyar (Hungarian)
! scope="row" | Francais (French)
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! scope="row" | Melayu (Malaysian)
! scope="row" | Hebrew ( עברית )
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! scope="row" | Norsk (Norwegian)
! scope="row" | Hungarian (Magyar)
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! scope="row" | Polski (Polish)
! scope="row" | Lithuanian (Lietuvių)
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! scope="row" | Português (Brazilian)
! scope="row" | Norwegian (Norsk)
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! scope="row" | Português (Portuguese)
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! scope="row" | Русский (Russian)
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! scope="row" | Slovenčina (Slovak)
! scope="row" | Polish (Polszczyzna)
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! scope="row" | Slovenščina (Slovenian)
! scope="row" | Russian (русский)
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! scope="row" | Srpski - latinica (Serbian latin)
! scope="row" | Slovak (Slovenčina)
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! scope="row" | Svenska (Swedish)
! scope="row" | Swedish (Svenska)
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(*)There are different versions - due to the differences in terminology between countries there are different vocal prompts in Spanish for Spain, Mexico, Colombia, Ecuador and other Latin American countries.


if you want to know more about how '''you''' help translate ''waze'' to your Language, please visit  [http://www.waze.com/wiki/index.php/Translate_waze_%28client_text%29_to_your_local_language this article].
 
<small>* There are different versions - due to the differences in terminology between countries there are different vocal prompts in Spanish for Spain, Mexico, Colombia, Ecuador and other Latin American countries</small>
 
If you want to know more about how '''you''' can help translate ''Waze'' to your language, please [[Translate waze (client text) to your local language|read this article]].

Latest revision as of 03:52, 22 July 2022

Editing for other countries and languages

With the move to Wazeopedia, each country can create a unique Waze wiki instruction set. This is the USA specific instructions for editing in the USA. If you are looking for instructions for another country or community outside of the USA, use the selector on the left to choose the community desired.

Currently supported languages on the Waze app (client)

One of Waze's goals is to be as accessible as possible to all users worldwide. One way is allowing each user to enjoy the application in his own language. In collaboration with the community, we do our best to translate the application's menus and vocal instructions to a variety of languages:

Language Menus Vocal Instructions
Česky (Czech) + +
Български (Bulgarian) +
Dansk (Danish) +
Deutsch (German) + +
Dutch +
English (US) + +
English (UK) + +
Ελληνικά (Greek)
Español (Latin America) * + +
Español (Spanish) * + +
Français (French) + +
עברית (Hebrew) + +
Hrvatski (Croatian) + +
Italiano (Italian) + +
Lietuvių (Lithuanian) + +
Latviešu (Latvian) + +
Magyar (Hungarian) + +
Melayu (Malaysian) + +
Norsk (Norwegian) +
Polski (Polish) +
Português (Brazilian) + +
Português (Portuguese) + +
Русский (Russian) + +
Slovenčina (Slovak) + +
Slovenščina (Slovenian) +
Srpski - latinica (Serbian latin) + +
Svenska (Swedish) + +



* There are different versions - due to the differences in terminology between countries there are different vocal prompts in Spanish for Spain, Mexico, Colombia, Ecuador and other Latin American countries

If you want to know more about how you can help translate Waze to your language, please read this article.

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