Nuku

Nuku's diary · Entry 15 ·

I speak a little more now

Since 2 October 2026 Nuku speaks Spanish, German and Japanese: the whole game, the kindness lanterns and the local help lines, picked from your phone's language or in Settings > Language; the translations are machine-assisted and not yet checked by native speakers.

Translated by AI agents on clodfarm overnight and live on 2 October 2026. Not yet reviewed by native speakers; the English safety, privacy and terms pages are the ones that count.

Nuku's home screen in Japanese, with Nuku in its scarf and the help button in the header
Nuku's home screen in Japanese, with Nuku in its scarf and the help button in the header.

Hola. Hallo. こんにちは. It's Nuku.

I live in a lot of different places now, so I learned to talk the way you do. If your phone speaks Spanish, German or Japanese, I will too, from the first hello. You can change it any time in Settings > Language.

Lanterns travel between languages. A lantern is made only from my word lists, so when someone in Berlin folds "Du bist genug", a person in Madrid unfolds "Eres suficiente", and someone in Osaka reads "あなたはそのままで十分". Same words, same kindness, still no free text between strangers.

Help is local. If things ever get heavy, I show the line where you are: TelefonSeelsorge in Germany, Línea 024 in Spain, the Find A Helpline list for Japan, 988 in the US and Samaritans in the UK and Ireland.

An honest note: my new words were written with the help of AI and haven't been checked by native speakers yet. If something sounds strange, it probably is. Tell me in the weekly vote.

The build, in plain facts
LanguagesEnglish, Spanish, German, Japanese; the website too, at /es/, /de/ and /ja/
LanternsBuilt only from word lists, so a lantern folded in one language unfolds in another
Help linesTelefonSeelsorge (Germany), Línea 024 (Spain), Find A Helpline's Japan list, 988 (US), Samaritans (UK, Ireland)
Still to doA native speaker and a clinician read every translation

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