One way to see what's available is to put a query like `name:en=*` into the [Overpass Turbo](http://overpass-turbo.eu/) Wizard. That will show anything with an English name added in addition to the local name. You can also [slightly modify](http://overpass-turbo.eu/s/xOC) the query to be a little quicker (downloads the center of area features instead of the geometry). geometry). [Or use a catchall](http://overpass-turbo.eu/s/xOD). For the most part there aren't all that many multilingual names. There's been a choice not to catalogue names that are just translations and transliterations and try to stick to names that are actually used in a language. So in areas where multiple languages are used, many objects will have several names, but in other areas it's likely that the name in the local language will be the only one available. There's actually been quite a bit of work to add Wikidata ids to places with the idea that translations can then be pulled from the Wikidata entries.

One way to see what's available is to put a query like `name:en=*` into the [Overpass Turbo](http://overpass-turbo.eu/) Wizard. That will show anything with an English name added in addition to the local name. You can also [slightly modify](http://overpass-turbo.eu/s/xOC) the query to be a little quicker (downloads the center of area features instead of the geometry). For the most part there aren't all that many multilingual names. There's been a choice not to catalogue names that are just translations and transliterations and try to stick to names that are actually used in a language. So in areas where multiple languages are used, many objects will have several names, but in other areas it's likely that the name in the local language will be the only one available. There's actually been quite a bit of work to add Wikidata ids to places with the idea that translations can then be pulled from the Wikidata entries.