GPT-3.X, trained on a massive dataset of text from the internet, is capable of generating text in a variety of languages, including English, Spanish, French, Chinese, Russian, and many more. Nevertheless, it is important to bear in mind that the model’s performance will vary depending on the language and the complexity of the text to be generated.
List of locales available with OpenAI.
Number | Language | Country | Local Translation |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Albanian | Albania | Shqip |
2 | Arabic | Arab World | العربية |
3 | Armenian | Armenia | Հայերեն |
4 | Awadhi | India | अवधी |
5 | Azerbaijani | Azerbaijan | Azərbaycanca |
6 | Bashkir | Russia | Башҡорт |
7 | Basque | Spain | Euskara |
8 | Belarusian | Belarus | Беларуская |
9 | Bengali | Bangladesh | বাংলা |
10 | Bhojpuri | India | भोजपुरी |
11 | Bosnian | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Bosanski |
12 | Brazilian Portuguese | Brazil | português brasileiro |
13 | Bulgarian | Bulgaria | български |
14 | Cantonese (Yue) | China | 粵語 |
15 | Catalan | Spain | Català |
16 | Chhattisgarhi | India | छत्तीसगढ़ी |
18 | Chinese | China | 中文 |
19 | Croatian | Croatia | Hrvatski |
20 | Czech | Czech Republic | Čeština |
21 | Danish | Denmark | Dansk |
22 | Dogri | India | डोगरी |
23 | Dutch | Netherlands | Nederlands |
24 | English | United Kingdom | English |
25 | Estonian | Estonia | Eesti |
26 | Faroese | Faroe Islands | Føroyskt |
27 | Finnish | Finland | Suomi |
28 | French | France | Français |
29 | Galician | Spain | Galego |
30 | Georgian | Georgia | ქართული |
31 | German | Germany | Deutsch |
32 | Greek | Greece | Ελληνικά |
33 | Gujarati | India | ગુજરાતી |
34 | Haryanvi | India | हरियाणवी |
35 | Hindi | India | हिंदी |
36 | Hungarian | Hungary | Magyar |
37 | Indonesian | Indonesia | Bahasa Indonesia |
37 | Irish | Ireland | Gaeilge |
38 | Italian | Italy | Italiano |
39 | Japanese | Japan | 日本語 |
40 | Javanese | Indonesia | Basa Jawa |
41 | Kannada | India | ಕನ್ನಡ |
42 | Kashmiri | India | कश्मीरी |
43 | Kazakh | Kazakhstan | Қазақша |
44 | Konkani | India | कोंकणी |
45 | Korean | South Korea | 한국어 |
46 | Kyrgyz | Kyrgyzstan | Кыргызча |
47 | Latvian | Latvia | Latviešu |
48 | Lithuanian | Lithuania | Lietuvių |
49 | Macedonian | North Macedonia | Македонски |
50 | Maithili | India | मैथिली |
51 | Malay | Malaysia | Bahasa Melayu |
52 | Maltese | Malta | Malti |
53 | Mandarin | China | 普通话 |
54 | Mandarin Chinese | China | 中文 |
55 | Marathi | India | मराठी |
56 | Marwari | India | मारवाड़ी |
57 | Min Nan | China | 閩南語 |
58 | Moldovan | Moldova | Moldovenească |
59 | Mongolian | Mongolia | Монгол |
60 | Montenegrin | Montenegro | Crnogorski |
61 | Nepali | Nepal | नेपाली |
62 | Norwegian | Norway | Norsk |
63 | Oriya | India | ଓଡ଼ିଆ |
64 | Pashto | Afghanistan | پښتو |
65 | Persian (Farsi) | Iran | فارسی |
66 | Polish | Poland | Polski |
67 | Portuguese | Portugal | Português |
68 | Punjabi | India | ਪੰਜਾਬੀ |
69 | Rajasthani | India | राजस्थानी |
70 | Romanian | Romania | Română |
71 | Russian | Russia | Русский |
72 | Sanskrit | India | संस्कृतम् |
73 | Santali | India | संताली |
74 | Serbian | Serbia | Српски |
75 | Sindhi | Pakistan | سنڌي |
76 | Sinhala | Sri Lanka | සිංහල |
77 | Slovak | Slovakia | Slovenčina |
78 | Slovene | Slovenia | Slovenščina |
79 | Slovenian | Slovenia | Slovenščina |
90 | Ukrainian | Ukraine | Українська |
91 | Urdu | Pakistan | اردو |
92 | Uzbek | Uzbekistan | Ўзбек |
93 | Vietnamese | Vietnam | Việt Nam |
94 | Welsh | Wales | Cymraeg |
95 | Wu | China | 吴语 |
Contents
Step 0 : Click on the “Translate values” pattern

Step 1 : Select the Akeneo instance to connect to
With your subscription, you can connect 1 production instance and as many staging instances as you need. Test your prompts before feeding your production !
Step 2 : Select the products to be translated
By connecting to your Akeneo instance, you can easily access your data model and product families to quickly and effectively filter the products that need to be translated.

Example : I want to enrich all my products of the family « Led TVs » (code : led_tvs) whose description (code of the attribute : description) is empty (for the locale fr_FR and the ecommerce channel)
After entering the code of the attribute,
- If the latter does not exist in your Akeneo instance, an error message will be displayed under the input field.
- if it exists and if it is located and/or scoped in Akeneo, you will find the information allowing you to specify your selection. Finally, you can select the operator that allows you to condition with respect to the values of the selected attribute. The list of these operators is conditioned to the format of the attribute configured in Akeneo.
💡Note that your product selection will meet all the conditions that you define. It is imperative to manually enter the code of your attributes as well as the code of the option values in the case of « simple select » or « multi select » attributes.
Step 3 : Configure the content to translate

Characteristic to be translated
Enter the attribute code to translate.
💡 Only attributes of type “text” and “textarea” can be translated through this pattern.
Source language
Select the initial locale of the content to be translated. The list displayed corresponds to the locales configured in Akeneo.
Target languages
Select the locales in which to translate the content. The list displayed corresponds to the locales configured in Akeneo. It is possible to select several locales if you want simultaneous translations.
Lexicon
In order to improve the quality of the translation (especially in the case of certain terms that may have several meanings), we recommend that you add the lexical field of the product or selection of products to be translated.
Example : haberdashery, food, electronic, wheel and gear…
Step 4 : Save and run

Before finalizing and executing your prompt, Bee specifies the number of products corresponding to your selection of products by separating the number of products and the number of product models.
Save pattern
You can save the pattern you have just configured in order to be able to program, in a second time, a recurrence of execution or a manual launch. All your saved patterns are accessible from the “Patterns” tab in the left menu.
This newly created prompt can be accessed from the “Patterns” link located in the left menu.