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This is an error in Intuition: the code does not match the spec.
The published specification for Intuition claims a public interface for getLangNames:

https://github.com/Krinkle/intuition/wiki/Documentation

A edit in March 2016 changed "public getLangNames" to "protected getLangNames".

https://github.com/Krinkle/intuition/commit/9daa30e6cdaa88999a39418ca115c07ceff36956

See line 661 of
https://github.com/Krinkle/intuition/blob/master/includes/Intuition.php

@Glrx I've made it public again and updated the Tool Labs installation. This method was made private in favour of the new getAvailableLangs() method. The problem was that getLangNames() includes many languages that do not have any translations available for the interface. And the main use case of getLangNames() was to create a drowndown menu to change the tool interface language. getAvailableLangs() is better for that purpose.

However, for SVGTranslate you do want to include languages that don't have a translation in the tool interface since its language strings are unrelated.

@Jarry1250 To prevent this in the future, please migrate SVGTranslate to a local Intuition installation through Composer. (read Migrate). This is more secure, more performance. That way, you will also be in control of when you update the Intuition framework code - separate from receiving translation updates.

Right now SVGTranslate uses the (shared) copy of the framework used by the tools.wmflabs.org/intuition/ dashboard.

Instructions at https://github.com/Krinkle/intuition/wiki/Migrate. Let me know if you need help. Contact me on IRC or by e-mail (see profile).

Now there is a different problem.
Whenever I try to upload a file i get a "error-filename"

@Mikey641: Please create a separate task for different problems. Thanks! :)