>And besides, English is the most international language in the world Yeah, it is - but it doesn't make it right. Say you have a Cyrillic (not only Russia uses

>And besides, English is the most international language in the world Yeah, it is - but it doesn't make it right. Say you have a Cyrillic (not only Russia uses it) interface with non-Cyrillic wording. It feels your country is a 2nd hand one (which is likely true but that's not the point). Again the easy to memorize part comes from the fact the native alphabet is Roman based. I speak there languages but in some places I'd not figure "exit". Again, I do prefer text labels/buttons - it's just something that doesn't translate well/universally.