Yes, there are translation options for different things in the software, so it helps to know what your needs are and why we may switch some language options and not others. In summary you can switch the voice playback so patients in the chair can heir their periodontal exam results as you go and thus be more a part of the exam to be part of the "Co-Diagnosis effect" and be more likely to say yes to needed treatments once they know they have problems or there is a sense of urgency to get help for their periodontal condition. You can also switch translation/language options for printouts or even patient education options.  There is one additional area of the software you can switch and that typically is done only when you install the software and that is the full On-Screen text for offices that may not speak the default choice of English.For Voice Playback: There are 35 different choices including No sound or Sound or Sound Effects, but only 15 different languages total with many having a choice for Male or Female options.VoiceWorks Playback List VoiceWorksFor the Printouts there are 11 different language/translation optionsVoiceWorks Printout LanguagesFor Patient Education Options there are 11 different languages, but note a few extra for Spanish based on different countries that have some special requests.VoiceWorks Education Languages For the full software on screen translations there are only 6; English, French, Spanish, Portugues, German, and Chinese.