Running surveys in multiple languages is a fantastic way of extending the reach and effectiveness of your online survey programmes.
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But spreading your responses out across several surveys, one for each language, can be time-consuming and difficult:
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• You need to distribute different links for each survey, leading to a chance that respondents may never see the right link for their language.
• After the survey’s been done, reporting is made more challenging in a number of ways – results are spread across several surveys, meaning that to get a unified set of results, you need to export and combine the responses into a single spreadsheet.
• Often, you’ll also need to translate response text for multiple-choice questions back into any language you want to report in.

Running a multilingual survey takes away these difficulties by allowing a single survey to contain multiple survey translations at once:
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• Respondents can follow a single link to the survey and choose the language that’s right for them.
• You can give respondents the option to change their language selection at any point of the survey.
• Your responses are all stored together for combined reporting and can be filtered by the selected language.