Languages — English and Hindi for buyers
Which MJX Events pages are in English and Hindi, how buyers switch language, and the Hindi and Hinglish Talent Hunt pages.
MJX Events is written in English. Buyers can switch the booking pages to Hindi when MJX has the "Hindi for buyers" switch on (it is on every plan by default).
#What can buyers switch?
| Page | English / Hindi switch |
|---|---|
| Event page | Yes |
| Checkout (details, questions, payment) | Yes |
| Order page (your tickets) | Yes |
| Ticket email and PDF | English only |
| Organizer dashboard, seller app, gate scanner | English only |
The switch sits at the top of the event page. The choice is remembered in the browser, and an order remembers the language it was booked in.
#Talent Hunt pages in Hindi and Hinglish
The Talent Hunt information pages also exist in Hindi and in Hinglish (Hindi written in English letters):
- English: ~/talent-hunt
- Hindi: ~/hi/talent-hunt
- Hinglish: ~/hinglish/talent-hunt
These explain Talent Hunt to organizers. Each talent hunt's own registration page uses the text you write.
#Writing tips
- Ticket names, highlights and descriptions show exactly as you type them.
- Highlights & partners: "Keep it short — English or Hinglish (Hindi can go on your invitation card)."
- An invitation card is a picture, so it can carry Hindi text and logos.
#Questions people ask
Are the ticket emails in Hindi?
No. Organizer screens, emails and the ticket PDF stay in English. The Hindi switch covers the event page, checkout and the order page.
Can I write my event title in Hindi?
You can, but the share pictures (posters, WhatsApp cards) use a font without Hindi letters, so keep the title in English for those.