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Open the Translate menu at the top of any page. Choose Español, 中文, Tiếng Việt, العربية, Français, or Kiswahili.
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A Spanish lesson on this site
Leer la lección de seguridad de IA en español. This separately published lesson stays on NeighborhoodOS.
Why these language choices?
The original five choices are individually named languages highlighted in Kansas City, Missouri’s language-access work. Swahili was added to serve local African communities, supported by a recent Census-based Kansas City metro estimate of about 4,300 speakers. The city also groups several other languages together, so this selection is not a precise current ranking of every individual language or the whole metro area.
Read the city source and selection notes. KCDD can add more languages as neighborhood partners identify needs.
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