Get our content in your EU language

We want to ensure that everyone can understand what is published on our website, which includes being able to read things in your own language. 

We asked some of our young members which content was most interesting or important, and promised that we would get it translated into all EU languages - which has been done! 

They specifically said that the content with their voices and opinions on different topics should be translated.

Based on this, a selection of webpages, child-friendly documents and colourful animated webpages are now online in all EU languages, with more to follow!
 

Getting our website in your language

Our website is now 'multi-language,' and there are two ways to get our website's content in other languages:

1. Use the website address for your language. You can save this in your bookmarks and then you will automatically see all translated content in that language, or you will see a banner or box to launch the machine translation. This solution is good if you always want to see the content in the same language. Below is an URL link for each EU language.

   български https://eu-for-children.europa.eu/childrens-voices_bg	hrvatski https://eu-for-children.europa.eu/childrens-voices_es	čeština https://eu-for-children.europa.eu/childrens-voices_cs
   dansk https://eu-for-children.europa.eu/childrens-voices_da	Deutsch https://eu-for-children.europa.eu/childrens-voices_de	eesti keel https://eu-for-children.europa.eu/childrens-voices_et
   ελληνικά https://eu-for-children.europa.eu/childrens-voices_el	English https://eu-for-children.europa.eu/childrens-voices_en	français https://eu-for-children.europa.eu/childrens-voices_fr
   Gaeilge https://eu-for-children.europa.eu/childrens-voices_ga	hrvatski https://eu-for-children.europa.eu/childrens-voices_hr	italiano https://eu-for-children.europa.eu/childrens-voices_it
   latviešu valoda https://eu-for-children.europa.eu/childrens-voices_lv	lietuvių kalba https://eu-for-children.europa.eu/childrens-voices_lt	magyar https://eu-for-children.europa.eu/childrens-voices_hu
   Malti https://eu-for-children.europa.eu/childrens-voices_mt	Nederlands https://eu-for-children.europa.eu/childrens-voices_nl	polski https://eu-for-children.europa.eu/childrens-voices_pl
   português https://eu-for-children.europa.eu/childrens-voices_pt	română https://eu-for-children.europa.eu/childrens-voices_ro	slovenčina https://eu-for-children.europa.eu/childrens-voices_sk
   slovenščina https://eu-for-children.europa.eu/childrens-voices_sl	suomi https://eu-for-children.europa.eu/childrens-voices_fi	svenska https://eu-for-children.europa.eu/childrens-voices_sv

2. At the top of the website, there is a small round icon shaped like the world. Click on it (from any webpage) and it will open a list for you to choose a language. If content is translated, then you will see it in that language and if not, you will see the banner or box to launch the machine translation. This solution is good if you like to change languages, which you can do at any time through the icon at the top of the page.
    

If you use the English version of the website, you will no longer see a machine translation banner or box, and you will need to follow step 2 above to get content in another language. 
 

Increase the reach of our child participation content

Now there is content published in other EU languages, you can also use search engines (Google, Bing, Mozilla...) in your own language to find our website and content. 

Please do some searches in your language and click through to the website as this will help the Platform's content to become visible in the search engines in your country. 

Then more people can learn about child participation at the EU level - and get involved!