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And if you are localizing to a country, be sure to do it in the local vernacular.
by geuis 3y ago
And if you are localizing to a country, be sure to do it in the local vernacular.
- KingOfCoders 3y agoWhy do you think the page is localized to the US? Because the page is in English? I'm German and >90% of the stuff I read on the internet is in English. The languages are FR and EN on that page. So it's for the French speaking world and EN seems to be for everyone who knows English but doesn't speak French (like myself). "Contact us" on the page says "Contact our customer service on +1 (646) 956-5933 (US) +33 4 84 98 00 21 (EU)" So it looks IF the pages is localized it is for the US and EU. And because a minority of people in the EU speak French, it looks like the EN version of the page is for them too. Is it really for people in the US, "If it's English, it's only for me"? Is the reason for this that people in the US can't imagine people speaking more than one language? What could be the reason for that attitude?