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Not that I've made; I don't speak the language.
You might be able to search around for it, but I personally haven't made a separate mod for it.
Honestly, I might start leaving links to specific translations of my mods in the description for people to find easier.
I'm not sure what you mean by "confusion" as a start, given that's not something I made in this mod, but if "confusion" is another mod, you can edit that one in the FCS to change the specific character they used in the start and give it a dialogue pack you want from the many options in the menus.
If memory serves, should you want to change any mods you've downloaded, you'll have to copy the workshop folder you downloaded and then move that to some specific folder, I can't remember off the top of my head, but I think it's steamapps\common\kenshi\mods.
Then you rename the folder to the same numbers as the mod (I think my mod is either 1889863101 or 1738460300, but I can't speak for the "confusion" mod thing), from there you should have two versions of the mod—1 from the workshop and 1 local—and can now just open up the FCS and edit what you want on the local file.
Turn on the local mod, but turn off the workshop in your load order.
Because I can't find the stuff to change that.