Dialogflow agents (Dialogflow)
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Dialogflow lets you specify multiple language support in your agent, which lets you
locale-specific differences in an intent, such as User says phrases and
Responses. To support multiple languages in your agent:
- Create a Dialogflow agent, specifying the language that provides the best
experience for your Actions.
Add languages to your agent by clicking on the + icon under the agent's
gear icon. The Languages tab appears:
Select the languages that you want to support from the Select Additional
Language drop-down menu:
If necessary, specify locales by clicking on Add locale for the
desired language. If you don't specify locales, any customizations for the
language apply to all locales of that language.
Create intents as normal and switch between languages by clicking on the
language chips to customize User says phrases and Dialogflow
Responses for each language or locale.
For intents that require fulfillment, see Fulfillment
for more information.
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Last updated 2024-09-18 UTC.
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