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Buy YouTube comments in other languages

For Indian channels that genuinely reach viewers abroad — Gulf audiences for Malayalam and Urdu content, Turkish viewers for drama recaps, Brazilian viewers for football and gaming.

  • from ₹2,492.40 / 1,000 comments
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UK, no refill

0 comments · minimum 10

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Who this is really for

Most Indian creators don't need this — Indian comments or regular custom comments fit their audience. But a surprising number of Indian channels have real foreign audiences:

  • Malayalam and Urdu channels with big Gulf viewership.
  • Indian cooking channels watched across the Middle East and by the diaspora in Europe.
  • Turkish drama recap channels run from India (yes, there are many) watched in Turkey and Pakistan.
  • Football, cricket and gaming channels with Brazilian, Arabic or Russian viewers.
  • Bollywood music and dance channels with fans in Russia, Turkey and the Arab world.

When your Studio Audience tab already shows those countries, a comment section only in Hindi and English undersells your reach. Comments from those countries, in their language, reflect who's actually watching.

The options

Language options in the box right now start from ₹2,492.40 per 1,000 comments, with a minimum of 10 and delivery of about varies. Each language is its own option with its own price; the live table lists them all. Today 10 comments on the cheapest language option cost ₹29 and 25 cost ₹69.

Writing comments in a language you don't speak

Do it carefully:

  1. Write short comments. "Very tasty recipe, thank you!" translates well; long jokes don't.
  2. Ask a speaker to check — a friend, a colleague, a viewer you know.
  3. Avoid slang and idioms unless a native speaker wrote them.
  4. Use the right script — Arabic script for Arabic, Cyrillic for Russian. Romanised Arabic is used informally but looks odd in bulk.
  5. Keep the topic specific to the video, the same way you would in Hindi or English.

Check your audience first

Open Studio → Analytics → Audience → Top geographies, and look at the last 90 days. If a country barely appears, comments from there will look out of place — and anyone who checks your analytics (a sponsor, a label) will notice the mismatch. Use this option to reflect an audience you have, not to invent one.

Example: a Malayalam cooking channel with Gulf viewers

A Kozhikode-based channel posting Kerala recipes sees 35% of its audience from the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Oman — Malayali families abroad plus Arab viewers who love Kerala food. Its comment section is almost entirely Malayalam and English. For its biryani video, the creator adds 10 Arabic comments ("وصفة رائعة، سأجربها في نهاية الأسبوع" — a great recipe, I'll try it this weekend) checked by a friend in Dubai, alongside 20 Malayalam comments through the Indian option. The comment section now looks like the audience Studio shows — which helps when a Gulf-based grocery brand asks about a sponsorship.

How to order

Paste the video link, pick the language option, write your comments one per line in that language, and pay from your wallet or by UPI. Approve any comments YouTube holds for review in Studio → Comments; comments removed as spam before the order closes count as undelivered and are refunded to your wallet.

Pairing with other services

For a channel with a real Gulf audience, a sensible combination is a few Arabic comments plus Indian comments in Malayalam or Hindi, so the comment section mirrors the mixed audience. For US-facing English channels, USA views plus English custom comments fit better than any of the language options here.

Live prices for every option

Pulled from our catalogue — these are the prices you pay today. Totals round up to a clean rupee ending.

OptionPrice / 1,000 commentsMin – MaxSpeedRefill
Comments — UK, no refill₹2,492.4010 – 500—no refill
Comments — Italy, no refill₹2,492.4010 – 500—no refill
Comments — Pakistan, no refill₹2,492.4010 – 500—no refill
Comments — Arabic, no refill₹2,492.4010 – 500—no refill
Comments — Russia, no refill₹2,492.4010 – 500—no refill
Comments — Azerbaijan, no refill₹2,492.4010 – 500—no refill
Comments — Brazil, no refill₹2,492.4010 – 500—no refill
Comments — Turkey, no refill₹2,492.4010 – 500—no refill
Comments — France, no refill₹2,492.4010 – 500—no refill
Comments — Germany, no refill₹2,492.4010 – 500—no refill

Frequently asked questions

Which languages and countries are available?

It depends on what's live in the catalogue. Typical options include Turkey, Arabic-speaking countries, Germany, France, Brazil, Italy, Russia, Pakistan and Azerbaijan. The order box lists what's available today with each one's price.

Do I write the comments in that language?

Yes — these are custom comments. Write them in the target language (or get a native speaker to check). The accounts posting them are from that country, which is what makes the comment look natural.

Why would an Indian creator need Arabic comments?

Many Malayalam, Urdu and Hindi channels have large Gulf audiences — Indian workers in the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Qatar, plus Arabic-speaking viewers of Indian cinema and food content. Comments in Arabic reflect that audience.

Minimum order?

10 comments on the cheapest language option.

Can I mix languages in one order?

Each language option is a separate service, so place one order per language.

Is machine translation OK?

Machine-translated comments often read oddly to native speakers. If you can, have someone who speaks the language glance over them.