# For Sanity CMS

### 1. Setup your language

Edit ***./languages.js*** file from root folder of your Sanity Studio then add your default languages and list of other languages you want to use for your store.

For example: Our store uses English as default language and have some other languages: Germany, Japan. So, the ./languages.js file look like this:

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### 2. Deploy the language update to your Sanity Studio

Open terminal from the root folder of your Sanity Studio source code then run the command below to deploy it:

```
npm run deploy
```

After deploy is complete, your Sanity Studio look like this:

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From now, you can add multiple content for each language. Owen theme supported adding multiple content language for some types: Homepage, Pages, Menu, Settings.