Freemius

Matias Escudero

<p>Universalist lets you pair any primary language with any secondary language and write your page titles, headings, text, and lists in both. It automatically detects a visitor’s browser language, but you can also force the switch to the secondary language whenever needed. Once your two languages are selected, you can set dedicated content for each—giving every visitor a seamless, localized experience.</p>
<h3>Source Code</h3>
<p>You can find the full source on GitHub:<br />
https://github.com/distantjet/universalist</p>


Universalist

Create content for any primary and secondary language.

Alexander Rauscha

<p>mLanguage adds Multilanguage Support to your Blog. You have only to write post, tagging each language.</p>
<p>This plugin will not be maintained any longer.</p>
<p>If you want to cantact me anyway, visit http://alexrauscha.com  or send me a message on twitter(@gnomx, http://twitter.com/gnomx)</p>
<h3>Features</h3>
<ul>
<li>You have to write only one post/site by tagging the different languages.</li>
<li>Easily switch between the Languages with the Menu without reloading the site.</li>
<li>Only displays default Language in the feed with a note at the bottom that this article is also available in other languages.</li>
<li>Options to add or delete Language Tags or change the default one.</li>
<li>Change Flags in the Options.</li>
</ul>


mLanguage

mLanguage allows you to write your blog contents in different languages.

Universalist vs mLanguage