How to create bilingual audio tracks in Scratch
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Explore the world of languages with Scratch! Learn how to create a button that toggles between two audio tracks of your voice speaking different languages. First, create a variable called 'language' and set it to the default language when the green flag is clicked. Next, use an if-else block to check if the language is English. If it is, switch the language variable and the button's costume to Japanese; otherwise, set them to English. In your Sprites with the audio tracks, use an if-else block to play the English track if the variable is set to English, and the Japanese track otherwise. You can expand this idea to toggle between three or more languages by nesting more if-else blocks.
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00:00 How to code a toggle language button in Scratch
00:29 How to toggle audio tracks in Scratch
00:38 How to toggle between three or more languages