Arkose Enforcement Challenge (EC) can be invoked in many languages. A list of the available languages is shown below.

How to Use the Supported Languages

Default

Arkose Bot Manager’s Enforcement Challenge (EC) can be invoked in many languages.
A list of the available languages is shown below.

Manual

If you want to control language settings manually, you must pass the whole Locale ID string to the configuration object using the language parameter on the configuration object. Refer to the table below for the Locale ID string for each language.

See Configuration Object for more information about using the configuration object.

If you do not pass the whole Locale ID string to the configuration object, languages with many variants will not display as expected.

Supported Languages for Audio

Arkose Labs audio challenges offer the same extensive list of language support as the visual challenges. This is achieved thanks to the approach our audio challenges are taking: the audio clips are using various sounds or music for the user to identify or answer a question about - instead of spoken words. As such, these audio clips do not require translation, and are understood regardless of the user’s locale.

Note that all EC text elements are localized, including alt text and ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications) labels that aid accessibility. This means that a user’s screen reader will read out the relevant text to guide them through navigating the EC in their language.

Language	Locale ID String
Afrikaans	af
Amharic	am
Arabic	ar
Assamese	as-in
Azerbaijani (Latin)	az
Belarusian	be-by
Bulgarian	bg
Bangla (Bangladesh)	bn-bd
Bangla (India)	bn-in
Bosnian (Latin)	bs-latn-ba
Valencian	ca-es-valencia
Catalan	ca
Czech	cs
Welsh	cy
Danish	da
German	de
Greek	el
English (UK)	en-gb
English	en
Spanish (Latin America)	es-ar es-bo es-cl es-co es-cr es-do es-ec es-gt es-hn es-la es-mx es-ni es-pa es-pe es-pr es-py es-sv
Spanish (Europe)	es
Estonian	et
Basque/Euskadi	eu
Persian	fa
Finnish	fi
Filipino	fil
French (Canada)	fr-ca
French	fr
Irish	ga-ie
Scottish Gaelic	gd-gb
Galician	gl
Gujarati	gu
Hausa (Latin)	ha-latn-ng
Hebrew	he
Hindi	hi
Croatian	hr
Hungarian	hu
Armenian	hy
Indonesian	id
Igbo (Nigeria)	ig-ng
Icelandic	is
Italian	it
Japanese	ja
Georgian	ka
Kazakh	kk
Khmer (Cambodia)	km-kh
Kannada	kn
Korean	ko
Konkani	kok
Central Kurdish (Arabic)	ku-arab
Kyrgyz	ky
Luxembourgish	lb-lu
Lao	lo-la
Lithuanian	lt
Latvian	lv
Maori	mi-nz
Macedonian	mk
Malayalam	ml
Mongolian (Cyrillic)	mn-mn
Marathi	mr
Malay	ms
Maltese	mt-mt
Nepali	ne-np
Dutch	nl
Norwegian (Nynorsk)	nn-no nn
Norwegian (Bokmål)	no no-no nb nb-no
Sesotho sa Leboa (South Africa)	nso-za
Odia	or
Punjabi (India)	pa-in
Punjabi (Pakistan)	pa-pk
Polish	pl
Dari	prs
Portuguese (Brazil)	pt-br
Portuguese (Europe)	pt
K'iche (Guatemala)	qut-gt
Quechua	quz-pe
Romanian	ro
Russian	ru
Kinyarwanda (Rwanda)	rw
Sindhi	sd-arab-pk
Sinhala	si-lk
Slovak	sk
Slovenian	sl
Albanian	sq
Serbian (Cyrillic)	sr-cyrl
Serbian (Latin)	sr
Swedish	sv
Kiswahili	sw
Tamil	ta
Telugu	te
Tajik (Cyrillic, Tajikistan)	tg-cyrl
Thai	th
Tigrinya (Ethiopia)	ti
Turkman	tk-tm
Setswana (South Africa)	tn-za
Turkish	tr
Tatar	tt
Uyghur	ug-cn
Ukranian	uk
Urdu	ur
Uzbek (Latin)	uz
Vietnamese	vi
Wolof (Senegal)	wo
isiXhosa (South Africa)	xh-za
Yoruba (Nigeria)	yo-ng
Chinese Simplified	zh
Chinese Traditional (Taiwan)	zh-TW
Chinese Traditional (Hong Kong)	zh-HK
isiZulu (South Africa)	zu-za