In Google Maps V2, I could indicate a language, as a GDirection.load
option, to render the directions  i.e:
    new GDirections(map, directionsEl).load("from: " + sUserZip + "
to: " + "("+sEventLat+","+sEventLng+")", {locale:"fr"});

While V3 does provide localization to different languages for map and
directions, it is facilitated by loading the Map API for a language
(i.e., primary language).

I have a case where I would simply like to translate directions to
secondary language (e.g., French) and render it.

Do I have to switch and reload the Maps API for the secondary
language?

Thanks, in advance
Alison

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