Multilingual Telegram bot: your UI and the group language
Need a multilingual Telegram bot? STOP SPAM separates the private admin interface language from the group notice language, so admins and audiences can speak differently.
Updated September 16, 2026. Matched to the admin-language and group-language screens.
Why languages are separate
An admin may speak one language while the group audience uses another. STOP SPAM supports that: the private interface language and the group notice language are configured separately.
Keep the bot private UI in Uzbek or Russian, while an English group receives bot notices in English.
What changes
- button and screen language in the private chat with the bot;
- notice language inside a specific group;
- not a translation of member-to-member messages.
How to set it up
- 1
Open the bot privately
Choose the admin interface language: Russian, English, Ukrainian or Uzbek.
- 2
Open the group settings
Go to AntiSpam settings and select the chat.
- 3
Change the group language
Pick the notice language for that audience and save.
Who benefits most
Owners of multi-chat networks, moderators with foreign audiences, and teams where admins and members speak different languages.
Language FAQ
Can the bot UI and the group notices use different languages?
Yes. The private admin language and the group notice language are separate settings.
Which languages are supported?
Russian, English, Ukrainian and Uzbek.
Where do I change the group language?
In AntiSpam settings for the selected group there is a separate group-language option.
Does this translate members messages?
No. It changes the bot interface and service notices, not people-to-people chat.
Talk to the bot in your language and to the group in theirs
Separate languages remove confusion in multilingual communities.