This part mostly lists things that do not localize or change their language with the user in Teams. It can save you some time to know what can be done and what cannot.
Microsoft Teams is all about voice: voice in calls, in video meetings, in presentations. Translating voice requires two or three components: speech to text in the language of the speaker, then text translation, possibly followed by text to speech in the other language.
In Part 1, we found that the language of certain Teams elements that are hosted in the SharePoint site depend on the user’s current site language. When it comes to invitations, the Outlook language settings of different users often have a major effect on the language of the invitation emails.
There have been many recent changes and announcements regarding the translation and language features of Microsoft Teams. Here are the ins and outs of background, UI and tab
