Multilingual sites allow you to reach a wider audience, especially for non native English speakers. Translating your site in English will make it accessible to a very large, worldwide audience. The benefits do not apply only to the English language though, you might want to make your site accessible to a market or country that does not have many English speakers, translating it to their language removes that barrier. WordPress by itself does not offer any tools to help you translate a site to multiple languages, luckily there are plugins that can carry that weight. There are a few translation plugins out there but arguably the most popular among them is WPML. Let’s take a look at how we can translate content using WPML.
Getting started with WPML
WPML is a premium plugin, which means that there is an initial purchase involved. Pricing options are available here, pick the one that’s most suited to your and proceed. After you purchase the plugin you can go to the downloads section of your account and download it.
Installing WPML
To install the plugin navigate to Plugins > Add New > Upload and locate the zip file or files you downloaded, upload and activate them.
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Source: https://managewp.org/articles/14389/make-wordpress-multilingual-with-wpml
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