Supporting multiple languages is important to scale up your application and reach the masses. Around 25% of India and 64% of Europe's working adult population are multilingual, and even the USA saw a ~194% increase in multilingual population. (Source)

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Learn how to add multilingual support to your Android app by organizing string resources, translating them to multiple languages, triggering language changes, fixing issues with AppCompatActivity, saving locale preferences, configuring Per-App Language Preferences, and avoiding activity recreation.

Add Multilingual support (Multiple Languages) to your Android App