# Languages

Source: https://docs.mira.day/en/docs/account/languages

> The four languages MiraDay supports, how to set your preferred one, and what does and doesn't get translated.





MiraDay's interface and documentation are available in four languages: English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese. On your first visit, MiraDay matches your browser language if it's one of these four; otherwise it shows English.

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Set your language [#set-your-language]

**In the app:** click your **profile** at the bottom-left of the sidebar, then choose **Language**. The change takes effect immediately.

**On mira.day:** use the **language selector** at the bottom of the homepage, or at the top of the sign-in page.

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Supported languages [#supported-languages]

| Language                   | Code  |
| -------------------------- | ----- |
| English                    | en    |
| 日本語 (Japanese)             | ja    |
| 简体中文 (Simplified Chinese)  | zh    |
| 繁體中文 (Traditional Chinese) | zh-TW |

What gets translated, and what doesn't [#what-gets-translated-and-what-doesnt]

* **Interface:** all menus, buttons, navigation, and system messages appear in your selected language.
* **Mira's replies:** Mira replies in the language you write in, including languages the interface doesn't offer, and you can switch mid-conversation just by writing in another one.
* **Candidate data:** always shown in its original language, never machine-translated, so names, titles, and companies read exactly as they do at the source, without errors introduced by translation.
* **Always in English:** MiraDay, Mira, MRE, and a few other standard product and technical names.

What's next [#whats-next]

* [Sign-in & Account](/en/docs/account/sign-in-and-account): manage how you sign in and your account.
* [Credits](/en/docs/account/credits): what uses credits and where to see a channel's usage.