I have been running English language interfaces for as long as I have owned computing devices, somewhat more than thirty years. A lot of software gets poorly t

I have been running English language interfaces for as long as I have owned computing devices, somewhat more than thirty years. A lot of software gets poorly translated. And worse: A lot doesn't get translated, but relies partly on the interface language of the OS. You get horrors in the pattern of "Would you like to answer this question? Ja/Nej". Windows up to and including 3.11 in my local flavour (Danish), I could deliberately crash from various selection boxes, because someone hadn't bothered to think the translation procecess through.