Other languages

This page is a guide to accessing other languages on the CAMHS website.

For support with accessing CAMHS services in other languages, please see the Interpreting and Translation Services webpage.

Web browsers

  1. Open the webpage you want to translate.
  2. If the page is in a different language, a pop-up bar will appear at the top of the screen. It says, “This page is in [language]. Translate it?”
  3. Click “Translate” to change the page into your language.
  4. If the pop-up doesn’t show up, right-click anywhere on the page and select “Translate to [language]”.

Tip: To set your preferred language, go to Settings > Languages > Add Language.

  1. Open a webpage in another language.
  2. Look for a pop-up near the top that says, “Translate this page?”
  3. Click “Yes” and select your language.
  4. If you don’t see the pop-up, right-click on the page and choose “Translate”.

Tip: You can manage languages by going to Settings > Languages.

  1. Open the webpage you want to translate.
  2. Look for the Translate icon in the address bar (it looks like a speech bubble).
  3. Click the icon and choose “Translate to [language]”.
  4. Confirm your choice if prompted.

Note: This feature may not work in all regions or languages.

  1. Install the Firefox Translator Add-on from the Firefox Add-ons Store.
  2. Open the webpage and click the Translator icon.
  3. Choose the language you want to translate to, and the page will change.

Tip: Firefox doesn’t have a built-in translator, so you’ll need to add this tool first.

Devices

  1. Open Chrome and visit the webpage you want to translate.
  2. If it’s in another language, a pop-up will appear. Tap “Translate”.
  3. To translate any text, highlight it, then tap “Translate” from the menu.

Tip: You can change languages in Settings > Languages and Input.

  1. Open Safari and go to a webpage in another language.
  2. Tap the “aA” icon in the address bar.
  3. Select “Translate to [language]”.

Tip: If this option isn’t available, update your device to the latest iOS version.

  1. Use Microsoft Edge for built-in translation.
  2. If you prefer another browser, follow the browser instructions above.
  3. To translate text from outside a browser, copy it and paste it into Microsoft Translator (available as a free app).
  1. Use Safari’s translation tools (see Safari section).
  2. To translate text in apps or documents, highlight it, right-click, and choose “Services > Translate”.
  1. Open Chrome and go to a webpage in another language.
  2. Click the “Translate” button that pops up.
  3. Change settings for translation in Chrome Settings > Languages.

Helpful apps

  • Google Translate: Works on all devices. You can even take pictures of text to translate.
  • Microsoft Translator: Great for real-time conversations and text.
  • Apple Translate: Available on iPhones and iPads with iOS 14 or later.

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Page last reviewed: 2 January, 2025