Add a second language to your user

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Proloquo2Go supports bilingual communication. If you have a Crescendo user, you can add English, Dutch, French, or Spanish to the same user as a second language.

  1. In the bottom toolbar, go to Options Options icon .
  2. Tap Speech and Language.
  3. Tap Manage Languages.
  4. Under Inactive Languages, tap the row for the language you want to add. (Note: You cannot have two regions of the same language active at once.)
  5. Tap Primary Voice.
  6. Choose a voice to use, then go back to the Options section for the language.
  7. Toggle Active to ON. Proloquo2Go will now create the vocabulary for the second language. This may take a few minutes.

Once the second language is activated, you can switch between languages in the Tools popup, located in the bottom left corner.

Tools popup showing language change button.
When two languages are active a language change button is available in the Tools popup

*On iPhone and iPod touch, you will find the Options button in the Tools popup at the far left of the bottom toolbar.

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