> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://readme.dhee.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://readme.dhee.ai/platform-reference/entities-and-other-data/entities/multilingual-entities.md).

# Multilingual Entities

Dhee.AI empowers chatbots to seamlessly handle named entities while interacting with users across various languages. Within the Entities & Other Data section, specifically under Multilingual Entities, you can define and manage these multilingual entities effortlessly.

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Here's what you need to know:

**Defining Multilingual Entities**

* Specify key details including the language, domain, named entity, gender, and sub-type for each multilingual entity.
* Supported named entities encompass a wide range, from locations and organizations to dates, times, and more.
* You can even create custom entities tailored to your project's unique needs, selecting "Developer Defined Entity."

**Generating Multilingual Translations**

* Use the "+" button to add an entity in English.
* Upon saving, the Indic text is automatically generated for multilingual support.

**Manual Translation Override**

* If you wish to manually define the Indic text or any other translation, enable the Review flag. This allows administrators to verify translations later.

**Efficient Management**

* The user-friendly UI offers filtering and search functionalities, streamlining the process of finding and managing specific entities.

With Multilingual Entities, you're equipped to create a chatbot that excels in understanding and responding to users in multiple languages, enhancing the user experience across diverse linguistic contexts.


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