# Translating Lessons

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**LMS Pages, Lessons,** and **Assignments** should be translated first before **the Courses.** Otherwise, translations are not synchronized within the Courses.
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As an example, we are using [**WPML Translation Management**](/masterstudy-lms/wpml/getting-started.md#wpml-translation-management-example) to translate lessons. However, you can use the[ **second method** ](/masterstudy-lms/wpml/getting-started.md#on-page-translation-buttons)by following **WP Dashboard > MS LMS > Lessons** to translate them too. 

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{% step %}
Follow **WP Dashboard > WPML > Translation Management** and under the **Lessons** section select the lessons you want to translate:

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Scroll down to the end of the page and click on `Translate` button:

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After clicking the button, please don't close this page or refresh it, as doing so will cancel the translation process.
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Now our selected lesson(s) have been added to the **Translation** **Queue**:

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Now move to the **WP Dashboard > WPML > Translations** tab. You can see the chosen lesson(s) here. Go ahead and click on <kbd>Translate</kbd> button:

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In the opened editor, begin translating the lesson content. Once you provide the translation for each of the texts, you have to click on the :floppy\_disk: **Save** button or press the <kbd>Ctrl + Enter</kbd> keys to save the translation:&#x20;

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The WPML Editor offers a list of markers for text formatting options like bold, italic, and strikethrough. To format a portion of text, simply select its alternative from the translated text and choose the appropriate button from the list.

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Finish the translations and click on the <kbd>Save & Complete</kbd> button:

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Following these steps,  you can translate the lesson for other languages.&#x20;

Here is the result:

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{% tab title="Spanish (Translated)" %}

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{% tab title="English (Original)" %}

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