I’d like the widget to be automatically translated based on the language version of the website
Adding my vote for widget translation based on the language version of the site (compatible with WPML language switcher). We love your widgets, but we can’t ask our clients to pay for a widget per language 
Thanks for considering it and wishing you a nice day! 
Hi there, @user32462 
Totally get your point, thanks a lot for the feedback!
I’ve moved your comment to the related feature request, where we’ll keep you in the loop. Do not forget to upvote the idea 
I would like to see the developers add a language attribute to the Google Reviews Widget for Multi-Lingual support. It would just need a translation parser before casting output.
Example: [lang=“de”]
Thanks John
Hi there, @PackCat
Many thanks for sharing your thoughts!
This idea is already on the Wishlist and I’ve merged your comment with it. If this request gains more votes, we might consider it in the future updates 
Just in case, I’d like to inform you that the only option for now is to create a separate widget for each language version.
With the Translate Reviews with AI option, you can translate review text to the language chosen on the Settings tab:
Thanks for your prompt reply. I see it is already on the paid version.
I thought about the triplicate option as well, one for each language.
I was also playing around with a Google wrapper to encapsulate and translate the output, but it is probbly already past the parser at that point.
I will need to investigate cloning the widget, but I’m not sure what tier I will need to do that, or if it will conside /ru and /ro as separate web sites.
Got it, thanks!
The subscription plan will depend on the number of language versions on your website.
For example, if you have 9 languages, you’ll need to create 9 Google Reviews, which means the Pro plan is the best option for you