James

WPTranslator plugin allows you to add a widget to your site providing translations in to multiple languages.
If someone visits your site and wants to translate it they can simply click a flag or select a language from the dropdown box to translate the text into their preferred language.
To view the options available activate the plugin and then go to Settings > WPTranslator
We have kept it really simple with just some styling options.
Visit the main website for news and additional information: <a href="http://wptranslator.com/" title="Wordpress Translator" rel="nofollow ugc">WordPress Translator</a>
It is simple to install and you can place a widget anywhere on your site with flags or a drop down box which when clicked translates your site into the language specified.
If you like the plugin please leave a review. Any suggestions or ideas for how we can improve the plugin would be greatly appreciated.
Full list of languages available for translation at <a href="http://wptranslator.com/full-list-of-translation-languages-available/" title="full list of translation languages" rel="nofollow ugc">WordPress Translation Languages</a>

WPTranslator

WPTranslator allows visitors to translate your site into any language

mendezki

Note: This plugin was intended as a quick fix for displaying various english dates in german. It unfortunately does not fully cover all date displays.
Using an english WordPress install and publishing posts in german? Those pesky English dates produced by <code><?php the_time(); ?></code> were getting on my nerves too, hence this plugin. Automagically converts english months and days (except for the initials, so far) to their german equivalent.
Intended usage:
Replacing dates like ‘Thursday, October 22nd’, for instance in your custom built theme or themes that just use the date without ‘posted by..’. Please note: It doesn’t completely ‘deutschify’ your theme’s date representation.
Example: Where some themes would say ‘Posted by Annemarie on Thursday, October 22nd’ only the date part is translated, resulting in ‘Posted by Annemarie on Donnerstag, Oktober 22.’. For complete deutschification one would either, depending on your specific situation:
<ul>
<li>Edit Date Format settings under the Settings > General tab in your WordPress admin area.</li>
<li>Edit your theme’s template files, adapting the <code><?php the_time(); ?></code> template tag appropriately. For a howto on editing the time template tag, check the <a href="https://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/the_time" rel="nofollow ugc">Template Tags/the time Codex page</a>.</li>
<li>Or, as an alternative to this plugin, use a german .po language file.</li>
</ul>
Dutchify in stead of Deutschify?
For the Dutch version of this plugin, visit the <a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/dutchdate/" rel="ugc">Dutchdate Plugin Page</a>

DeutschDate

Replaces english day and month names with their german equivalent

WPTranslator vs DeutschDate