Q:

How do I force laravel to use the en.json file on my translation folder? 

I am trying to implement multi language support on laravel.  I have other language like korean and spanish inside ko.jso and es.json files.  BUt the problem is if I include en.json.  It won't be detected by laravel.  It uses the default string found in my code instead of using the value inside the en.json file.  How do I force laravel to use the en.json file on my translation folder? 
On my translation en.json file it has something like this. 
{"2117-Company Information": "Company Information"}

on my code I did it like this:
__('2117-Company Information')

I outputed the current language that I am using, using this code
dd(App::getLocale()); // Output "eng"

A:

Thanks all I found the issue 
The first problem was my file name was "en.json" instead of "eng.json" 
Second is I have number key on my eng.json file like 
{
"1000": "test 1",
"1001": "hello world",
"1002": "awesome world",
..... 
 "2000": "test word 2000"
}

when I try to use the key "1000" it outputted the value for key "2000."  I think it is a bug.  but I replace all my keys into something like this 
{
"1000-test 1": "test 1",
"1001-hello world": "hello world",
"1002": "awesome world",
..... 
 "2000-test word 2000": "test word 2000"
}

It works perfectly on my end

