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01/05/2026, 10:19 PMlanguage setting mid-call. The language setting determines what language the speech recognition operates in and is set at the agent level. [(1) ]()
However, there are a couple of approaches you can use:
Option 1: Use Multilingual Mode
Set your agent's language to multi for multilingual support. [(1) ]() [(2) ]() The multilingual option supports seamlessly switching between English, Spanish, French, German, Hindi, Russian, Portuguese, Japanese, Italian, Dutch, and Chinese. [(3) ]() [(4) ]()
Option 2: Agent Swap
If you want dedicated language-optimized agents, you can use agent swap to switch to a Chinese-speaking agent when the caller selects that option. [(5) ]()
*Option 3: Prompt-Based Approach (for Conversation Flow) *
If using Conversation Flow with multilingual mode, you can extract the user's language preference into a dynamic variable (e.g., {{user_language}}) and include instructions in each node's prompt like:
> "Always speak in {{user_language}} throughout this node."
Note: The language setting itself will not enforce the agent to generate responses in a certain language—you need to set that in the prompt. [(1) ]()AI Evy
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