You don’t need to write your prompts in English to build a website with AI. Modern AI models understand Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Hindi, Bengali, Arabic, Japanese and dozens of other languages. That means you can describe your WordPress site in your own language and get a site written in that language, or in any other. Here’s how to do it with Tuli Builder.
Why the language of your prompt doesn’t matter
Tuli’s AI assistant works with models such as Claude, GPT and Gemini through OpenRouter, and these models are multilingual. You can write your prompt in one language and ask for the site in another. For example, you can describe a bakery website in Bengali and ask for the copy in English, or brief the AI in English and ask for a German site. The code the AI writes, HTML and CSS, is the same whatever language you use.
Step by step: build a site in your language
- Set up WordPress and Tuli. Install Tuli Builder, activate your licence, and set your site language under Settings → General → Site Language so WordPress’s own text matches.
- Add your OpenRouter key. Go to Tuli → Settings → OpenRouter and choose a default model. Try a couple of models, because they differ in writing style and design taste.
- Describe the site in your language. Open a page with Edit with Tuli and write your brief. For example, in Spanish: “Crea una página de inicio para una cafetería en Madrid con una sección hero, el menú, opiniones de clientes y un formulario de contacto.”
- Say which language the site should use. If it differs from your prompt, say so: “Write all the copy in French.”
- Refine visually or by asking. Edit text directly on the canvas, or ask the assistant to change it in whatever language you like.
- Make it dynamic. Ask for a blog section, a product loop or a team section fed by custom fields. The assistant can set up query loops and dynamic data.
Right-to-left languages
For Arabic, Hebrew, Persian or Urdu, set the site language in WordPress so pages use right-to-left direction, and ask the assistant to write CSS that works in both directions (logical properties such as margin-inline-start). Check the result on mobile and desktop.
Managing a multilingual site with an AI agent
If you connect an agent such as Claude Code, Cursor or Codex through Tuli’s built-in MCP server, you can manage the whole site in your language too:
- “Translate the About page into Portuguese and publish it as a new page.”
- “Write three blog posts in Japanese about our new product, with SEO titles and meta descriptions.”
- “Update the footer contact details on every language version of the site.”
If you run a full multilingual setup with a translation plugin, the agent can create the content you need, and you connect the translations in that plugin.
Tips for better results
- Be specific about audience and tone. “Friendly, for families in Lisbon” gives better copy than “nice text”.
- Have a native speaker review the key pages, especially headlines, legal pages and anything about prices.
- Localise, don’t just translate. Ask for local currency, date formats, phone formats and examples.
- Set SEO fields in the same language as the page: title, meta description and image alt text.
FAQ
Can I build a WordPress website with AI in a language other than English?
Yes. Tuli Builder’s AI assistant uses multilingual models, so you can write prompts in any language they understand and get a site in the same language or a different one.
Does the AI translate my existing pages?
You can ask the assistant, or an agent connected over MCP, to rewrite a page in another language and save it as a new page. Have a fluent speaker review important pages.
Which AI model is best for my language?
It depends on the language. With OpenRouter you can switch between Claude, GPT, Gemini and others in Tuli’s settings and compare results.
Do I need to know English to use Tuli Builder?
You can talk to the AI in your own language. The builder interface itself is in English.
Build in your own language
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