Text prompts can be changed to partially customise JWM to languages other than English - the definition title (shown in the Find word, Edit word and New word dialogs) and exercise text prompts (shown when doing flashcard exercises) can be altered to any new language text. Since users can also enter their own definitions for words in any language (including English), JWM makes it very easy for Europeans and others to modify it to their own tastes.
Languages to which JWM can be customised include: English, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Swedish, Spanish, Danish, Portuguese, Norwegian, Finnish, Faeroese, Flemish, Irish, Albanian, Indonesian, Tagalog, Somali, Swahili, Ruanda, Rundi, Chewa, Malagasy, Welsh, Basque, Catalan, Latin, Quechua, Guarani and Aymara. It's difficult to imagine someone creating a Swahili-Japanese multimedia dictionary, but with JWM, it's possible.
The first text box on the Customise language dialog (shown in Figure 1 below) is the Definition title. The default is 'English:' (ie. designating that on the Find word, New word and Edit word dialogs, the definition of each Japanese word is in English).
To reset the text prompts to their default English values, press the Set English defaults button.