CSV Format for Uploading a Glossary

1. File format:
CSV (Comma-Separated Values)

2. Header row:
The first row of your CSV must contain language codes (e.g., en, es, fr, en-US, it-IT).
These codes indicate the source and target languages.

3. Column structure:

   - The first column defines the source language code. 
     Please refer to this page for a list of supported language codes:
     https://developers.laratranslate.com/docs/supported-languages
   - All other columns are considered target languages.
   - The glossary is mono-directional and multilingual: the system will only match from the source language to each target language,
     and you can include multiple target languages in the same file.

     Lara will NOT match:
     - target → source
     - target → target

4. Requirements:
   - Each row must have a source value and at least one target value.
   - If the file contains rows that don't meet this requirement, it will be rejected.

5. Example:

   If you want a glossary from English to Spanish and English to Italian:

   en,es,it
   hello,hola,ciao
   goodbye,adiós,addio
   please,por favor,
   thanks,,grazie

   In this example the system will create matches from English to Spanish and English to Italian.

6. Help
If you need help, contact our support team at support@laratranslate.com