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Question Bank
Question Properties
Language
Marking a question's language with an ISO 639-1 code (en, tr, de...) lets you filter the bank down to one language at a time — useful once your organization runs assessments in more than one.
Updated 2026/07/21
You can mark the language a question is written in using an ISO 639-1 code such as en, tr, or de.
Once set, the Language filter in the navigator lets you scope the question list to a specific language — useful for organizations that run assessments in multiple languages and want to keep each language's question pool separate and easy to audit.
Language on a question is metadata only — it doesn't drive translation or auto-select which version a candidate sees. Task-level language settings control what candidates actually see.