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Still, identifiers in the local language makes sense in some contexts. For example when working with terminology which does not have direct equivalent in Englis
by olavk 12y ago
Still, identifiers in the local language makes sense in some contexts. For example when working with terminology which does not have direct equivalent in English. Eg. some very specific tax-related terms with precise meaning in the local country. In that case translating to some not-quite-equivalent English term will just confuse the matter.
- tormeh 12y agoThe work-around then is to simply write it in ASCII in the local language. Most alphabets has a de facto, often even official, romanization.