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Don't localise messages if you don't have anyone to proofread. Browsers have built in translation nowadays that users can activate if they need.
by TiredOfLife 1y ago
Don't localise messages if you don't have anyone to proofread. Browsers have built in translation nowadays that users can activate if they need.
- sqliteonline 1y agoCould you please advise where the issue might be?
- kijin 1y agoNot the parent, but I see that several messages related to buying a subscription are translated into the locale of my browser. In my language, it just feels a little amateurish. In other languages, perhaps it might contain something totally wrong. So it will be safer to just use languages you are comfortable with, like English and Russian. Especially on pages that concern money. :)
- sqliteonline 1y agoThank you. I used an LLM for translation, hoping to achieve a high-quality result and make the service convenient for users. It seems I was mistaken.
- dcreater 1y agoOr use the latest llms for translation
- recursive 1y agoThe sufficiently-late LLM seems a bit like a true Scotsman. After your comment, the OP explained that they did, in fact, use an LLM for translation. No info about whether it was "the latest".