Laravel translation strings

Question

I translated Laravel manually, but after the translation these codes from the picture appeared. How can I handle the problem?

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I tried to find these codes in the translation file but couldn't find them. I expect the problem to be fixed.

Answer 1

If you want to translate the text string "Welcome" to Spanish, you can create a "/lang/es/messages.php" file containing:

<?php

return [
    'welcome' => 'Bienvenido',
];

Then, in your Blade view, you can use the built-in translation function in Laravel to retrieve the translated string:

echo __('messages.welcome');

Laravel will automatically retrieve the appropriate text string for the currently selected language in your application. If the current language is Spanish, Laravel will display "Bienvenido" instead of "Welcome".

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For your case, for the English language you have a default file "lang/en/default_lang.php" and for the Spanish language you got "lang/es/default_lang.php" with following content.

<?php

// lang/en/default_lang.php
return [
    'invoice_overview' => 'Invoices',
    'all_tasks_overview' => 'All tasks',
];

// lang/es/default_lang.php
return [
    'invoice_overview' => 'Facturas',
    'all_tasks_overview' => 'Todas las tareas',
];

You can use it in your application using the @lang blade directive or __() helper in your views, controllers or mails for example.

Check the official Laravel documentation for more details about localization.