Arist supports 41 languages, so a course you build once can reach learners in the language they actually work in. Build a course in any of the 41, and Arist's AI translates it into the other 40. The Arist app is localized in English only, so a language choice applies to course content, not to the app itself.

This reference is for anyone choosing a language in Arist. It lists every supported language exactly as it appears in the language picker, explains what a language setting changes, shows where you'll choose one, and covers how to request a language you don't see.

All 41 languages are numbered and listed alphabetically below. The Shown in Arist as column is the label the picker uses, which for most languages is the native name followed by the English name.

Every language on this list is fully supported for building and delivering courses, English included. Once a course is written, Arist's AI translates it into any of the other 40 languages here.

Because the Arist app is localized in English only, a language choice applies to course content and never to the app itself. Here is what each one covers.

Learners have their own language setting, and it works the same way. The first time a learner logs in to the Arist web app, it asks for their preferred language, and their courses and messages then arrive in that language. The web app's own buttons and menus are in English. See Using Arist Messenger in Your Browser.

You'll meet this list in a few places across Arist, and it's the same list everywhere:

The Language dropdown on Manage enrollment offers the languages that course is published in, which is why it appears only on a course that runs in more than one. If a learner switches languages, the change applies from their next message, and messages they have already received stay in the language they arrived in. A language the course no longer offers stays in the list, labeled (no longer offered).

After an enrollment ends, Manage enrollment shows the language that enrollment used and does not offer a dropdown. A Manager can still change the enrollment's language for the learner.

The control for learner-managed enrollments is Allow users to manage their own enrollments in Organization Settings. If it is off, the Language dropdown is not offered. See Managing Organization Settings.

If your learners need a language that isn't on the list, email your request to [email protected] and the team will consider it for a future addition. Naming the audience you want to reach with it helps the team understand the need.