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# Setting Languages
## How to create an alternative language option
Most bilingual sites built on NationBuilder have a full site for each language. This is where Campaña comes in.
To create a separate Spanish version, follow the instructions here to create a new site:
{% content-ref url="/pages/-LhY9IKs7S3fjJCTBJ8n" %}
[Creating a new site](/campana/ready-to-launch/create-a-new-site.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}
On the homepage of the new site add the tag `Admin ES` to translate the site variables into Spanish
## How to add a language drop-down
1. Create a redirect page for each language variant.
2. Check the box "Include in supporter nav".
3. Save your changes and preview the results.
Setting up language dropdowns
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