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This site is written in British English and translated by machine. This page says how many languages it is available in, how much of it each one gets, and what that means for what you read.

Last reviewed 20 September 2026

Available now

21 languages. A language appears here only once its navigation and safety pages exist.

How these translations are made

By machine, and not checked by a person. We say so at the top of every translated page. The English original is one click away from any of them, and it is the version we stand behind.

Quotations are never translated. Every quotation on this site is reproduced in the language it was published in, so that you can check it against the publication itself. A quotation we had translated would no longer be the publication’s words, and this site exists so that you can read the publication’s words. Where a quotation is in English on a page that is otherwise in your language, that is why.

Our confidence labels describe the English record. When a claim is marked verified, that means a person opened the original publication and read the sentence there. Translating the page around it does not change that, and does not make it more or less certain.

The source records stay in English. The source ledger sets out how each document was located, how its printed page was established, and what could not be confirmed. It is written for anyone auditing our work, and it is kept in one language so there is a single authoritative version of it.

How we count

A language is counted here only if you can read the site in it. We do not count a language because one page exists in it, we do not count languages we merely plan to add, and we do not count a language twice for having two scripts. On a site whose subject includes claims that were counted generously, how you count matters.

Planned

54 further languages, chosen by where Jehovah’s Witness congregations actually meet rather than by number of speakers. They are not available yet. They are listed so you can see what is coming — not to suggest the site is larger than it is.

If your language is not here

Tell us, through the correction form. We would rather hear which language a reader actually needs than guess from a list.