You Are Reading the Same Article in Your Language
See how one Publicasta article can have multiple language editions under one permanent URL — and how each reader can open the version intended for their language.
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You probably opened this page from a link.
This page is an experiment.
We wanted to show what multilingual publishing in Publicasta actually looks like — not with a diagram or a feature list, but with a real article. So we prepared this one publication in 100 language editions.
And you are reading one of them now.
Someone else can open that same link and see this article in another language.
This article is available in 100 language editions, including regional versions where they make sense.
A reader in Brazil may see Brazilian Portuguese.
A reader in Portugal may see European Portuguese.
A reader in Mexico may get a different Spanish edition from a reader in Spain.
A reader in France may see French.
A reader in China may see Simplified Chinese.
A reader in an Arabic-speaking country may see an Arabic edition written right to left.
A reader in Thailand may see Thai.
When no language has been chosen manually, Publicasta can use the reader’s browser language preferences to select the most suitable available edition.
The article is the same.
The shared link can stay the same.
The language edition changes for the reader.
One article, 100 language editions
In Publicasta, translations are not published as unrelated copies of the same post.
They belong to one article.
For example:
Your article
English
Español
Português
Français
Deutsch
日本語
한국어
العربية
…and many more
100 language editions. One article. One permanent home.
When a reader opens the article, Publicasta can match their language preference to the closest available edition.
That can also include regional editions where a separate version makes sense.
Try another language
Use the language selector on this page and choose another language.
The text will change, but you are still reading the same article.
You can also share a link to a specific language edition when you need to.
All language versions remain connected to one article.
A note about the translations
These editions were prepared with AI and have not all been reviewed by native speakers, so some of the rarer languages may sound less natural.
The goal of this experiment is not to demonstrate perfect translation. Publicasta is not a translation service. The goal is to show how many language editions can be kept together as one publication and delivered to the right reader.
That is the idea behind Publicasta
Publish the article once.
Add the language editions you need.
Share one link.
Readers can open the version intended for their language without searching for a separate translated page.
One article. 100 language editions. One link.
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