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๋* English: again
- Esperanto: denove, ree
- Estonian: jälle
- Filipino: nanaman
- Finnish: taas, uudelleen, jälleen, toistamiseen, vielä kerran
- French: de nouveau (fr), encore (fr)
- Georgian: ხელახლა (xelaxla), კვლავ (kvlav), ისევ (isev)
- German: erneut (de), noch einmal (de), nochmal (de), wieder (de)
- Greek: ξανά (ksana), πάλι (pali)
- Hawaiian: hou
- Hebrew: שוב (šuv)
- Hindi: फिर
- Hungarian: újra (hu), megint (hu), ismét (hu)
- Icelandic: aftur (is)
- Ido: ankore un foyo, ankorfoye
- Indonesian: lagi (id)
- Irish: arís (ga)
- Italian: di nuovo (it), ancora (it)
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- Japanese: また (mata); 再び (ふたたび, futatabi); もう一度 (mō ichido); あらためて (aratamete)
- Kannada: กรุณาช่วยเขียนคำแปล
- Khmer: ទៀត (dtīət), ម្ដងទៀត (mdorng dtīət)
- Korean: 다시 (dasi)
- Kurdish: دیسان, ههمدیس, دوباره
- Lao: ອີກ (lo) ('iik)
- Latin: denuo
- Latvian: pret (lv)
- Lithuanian: vėl
- Malayalam: กรุณาช่วยเขียนคำแปล
- Maltese: darb' oħra
- Maori: กรุณาช่วยเขียนคำแปล
- Mongolian: กรุณาช่วยเขียนคำแปล
- Norwegian: igjen (no)
- Persian: دگربار
- Polish: ponownie, jeszcze raz, znowu
- Portuguese: de novo, outra vez, novamente
- Romanian: iarăşi (ro), din nou (ro)
- Russian: опять (opját’)
- Sanskrit: पुनः
- Serbian: opet, ponovo, obnova, snova, odnova
- Slovene: spet, ponovno, znova
- Spanish: otra vez (es), de nuevo (es)
- Swedish: igen (sv), ånyo sv(sv), åter sv(sv), på nytt sv(sv)
- Telugu: మళ్లీ (mallee), మరలా (maralaa)
- Turkish: yeniden (tr), tekrar (tr), gene (tr)
- Vietnamese: lại (vi)
- Welsh: eto (cy)
- Yiddish: ווידער (vider), נאָכאַמאָל (nokhamol)
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