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"WPML, Easy Translation Manager for WordPress, Google Language Translator, Multilingual Press Here's a riddle for you: how can you create a very appealing site with a responsive design that still sends your visitors away at first glance? As the Internet is becoming more accessible around the world, more eyes will be on your site. And if your visitors don't understand English, they are going to look for a way to translate your copy (I guess I should have given you a longer time to ponder the riddle). If your visitors literally can't read your copy they're certainly not going to stick around your site just for the pretty interface. If you're a world news site, you are going to want to cater to your non-English speaking readers as well. And what if you aren't trying to cater to a worldwide market? Remember that the many people in the United States use English as a second-language and would much prefer to read something in their native language… So in the spirit of continuing my series of reviewing my favorite plugins, let's take a look at some of the best language translation plugins that the WordPress community has to offer."

"You never know who you might be designing for, and at some point you or a client will need a WordPress website translated. But how do you do that? It doesn't have to be complicated. There are tons of great WordPress plugins that you can use to make the translation process easier. But no matter which one you choose, each of the following plugins will help your get your translations finished in a jiffy - no coding required."

"Translate WordPress plugins and themes directly in your browser The Loco Translate plugin provides in-browser editing of PO files used for localizing WordPress plugins and themes."

WPML one post per language Polylang one post per language xili-language one post per language Bogo one post per language qTranslate Plus multiple languages in the same post Transposh It will automatically translate 92 languages Google Language Translator It provides translations for 81 languages

You can manage and edit all gettext translation files (*.po/*.mo) directly out of WordPress Admin Center without any need of an external editor.

"You can manage and edit all gettext translation files (*.po/*.mo) directly out of WordPress Admin Center without any need of an external editor. "

"Fanciest Author Box is a WordPress plugin developed by ThematoSoup. It's long list of features allows you to give identity to your single or multi-author WordPress blog. This premium author bio plugin is very easy to use and customize. Right after installation the author bio is, by default, enabled on all your posts, pages and custom post types. You can also implement it as a widget in your sidebars, as a template tag or manually using a shortcode. It's translation ready and users color pickers which allow you to set your own color scheme."

"Adds userfriendly multilingual content management and translation support into WordPress. Writing multilingual content is already hard enough, why make using a plugin even more complicated? I created qTranslate to let WordPress have an easy to use interface for managing a fully multilingual web site."

Adds userfriendly multilingual content management and translation support into WordPress.

Designing multilingual eCommerce website is the smartest way to enhance your customer reach and thus increase revenue. Having a multilingual website is not just limited to translating the content on the page in different languages, but it is lot more versatile and takes care of several other aspects which are equally important from a customer and business perspective.

A recommendation for a free wordpress plugin wich shouldn't be a plugin but in the wordpress core. It's a visual composer enabling users to create own custom blocks for the new gutenberg editor. The blog is german and in the article is a little rant about the mistake wordpress made with 5.0. But the translate thingy from google will sure make it possible to get whats important for you.