Absolutely, I can help you out!
What you’re seeing is a common issue that happens when two or more languages in your translation setup are using the same language code. In your case, it sounds like both Chinese Simplified and Chinese Traditional were assigned the same code—probably just zh, which caused the conflict. Translation platforms rely on unique codes to properly manage and export translations, so when two languages share the same code, the system gets confused and flags it as a problem.
To fix this without deleting either language, make sure each has a distinct and correct language code: use zh-CN for Chinese Simplified (used mainly in mainland China) and zh-TW for Chinese Traditional (used in Taiwan). These codes clearly distinguish the two variants, and most modern platforms support and recognize them correctly.
Once you assign the correct codes, the error should disappear, and you’ll be able to translate and export both versions without any issues. Let me know if you need help updating those codes in your project setup!