Send us the wrong word, the copied-from-another-country sentence, or the line that sounds like a machine. We would rather fix one paragraph than leave Chile labelled as Mexico. Copy the page URL. Quote the bad sentence and, if you can, a better one in that language. Email support@unite.gay with subject Translation. Name the language and country (for example Spanish / Chile, French / Belgium). Formal “you” versus informal matters to people. We will not publish a user-submitted

The language control is in the site header, not buried in account billing. Switching language adds a language and country code to the web address, for example support.unite.gay/nl-nl. On https://network.unite.gay/ or https://support.unite.gay/, look in the header for a globe or the current language name. Pick your language. The page should reload. If the header has no control, email support@unite.gay with the language you want rather than typing language codes into the addres

English is the original. We translate in waves. A Dutch or Spanish header with an English article usually means that article has not been translated yet, not that your setting is broken. Help articles on this support site are written in English first and then translated. Most articles are available in many languages, but a new or recently updated article can stay in English for a while. If a whole site chrome (buttons, menu) is in the wrong language, see I am seeing the wrong

Usually the header language, a bookmarked URL with another language code, or the browser’s preferred language is winning. Use the header language control and pick the one you want (How to switch language). Look at the address bar. If it contains another language code, set the language again so it rewrites. Check the browser’s preferred languages (Chrome: Settings → Languages) and put yours first. Try a private window to see if an old cookie is stuck. If only one article is in