Teachers and families can translate Seesaw content into over 100 languages!
If a note, caption, comment, announcement, or message is written in a language that is different from the language of a family's or teacher’s device, a View Translation option appears below the post. Tap View Translation and Seesaw automatically translates any text into your native language. Students do not have access to this feature.
- Translation works for notes, captions, comments, announcements, and messages.
- Available on all platforms (iOS, Android, Kindle, Web)
- "See Translation" only appears if the note/caption/comment/message is written in a language that is different from the language of the viewer's device or computer.
- "See Translation" only appears for teachers and families, not students.
Additionally, our family invite letter is now available in 10 different languages on the web through the "Invite Families" button!
Seesaw translation supports the following languages
Afrikaans | Hungarian | Pashto |
Amharic | Armenian | Portuguese (Portugal, Brazil) |
Arabic | Indonesian | Romanian |
Bulgarian | Igbo | Russian |
Bengali | Icelandic | Sindhi |
Bosnian | Italian | Sinhala (Sinhalese) |
Catalan | Japanese | Slovak |
Cebuano | Javanese | Slovenian |
Corsican | Georgian | Samoan |
Czech | Kazakh | Shona |
Welsh | Khmer | Somali |
Danish | Kannada | Albanian |
German | Korean | Serbian |
Greek | Kurdish | Sesotho |
English | Kyrgyz | Sundanese |
Esperanto | Luxembourgish | Swedish |
Spanish | Lao | Swahili |
Estonian | Lithuanian | Tamil |
Basque | Latvian | Telugu |
Persian | Malagasy | Tajik |
Finnish | Maori | Thai |
French | Macedonian | Tagalog (Filipino) |
Frisian | Malayalam | Turkish |
Irish | Mongolian | Ukrainian |
Scots Gaelic | Marathi | Urdu |
Galician | Malay | Uzbek |
Gujarati | Maltese | Vietnamese |
Hausa | Myanmar (Burmese) | Xhosa |
Hawaiian | Nepali | Yiddish |
Hebrew | Dutch | Yoruba |
Hindi | Norwegian | Chinese (Simplified) |
Hmong | Nyanja (Chichewa) | Chinese (Traditional) |
Croatian | Punjabi | Zulu |
Haitian Creole | Polish |
See more translated resources and family invite letters here.