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To make it simple, we separated the projects that linguists are responsible for. The division is according to the structure below- what is in green is the linguists responsibility, and the yellow is what is the Localizers.   
To make it simple, we separated the projects that linguists are responsible for. The division is according to the structure below- what is in green is the linguists responsibility, and the yellow is what is the Localizers.   


* '''Top 5 Languages: French, Spanish Latam, Spanish Spain, Portuguese Brazil and Hebrew'''
* '''Top 5 languages: French, Spanish Latam, Spanish Spain, Portuguese Brazil and Hebrew'''
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* '''Remaining 8 Languages'''  
* '''Remaining 8 Languages: Indonesian, Italian, Romanian, Russian, Hungarian, Dutch, Malay and Czech'''


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[[Category:Localization]]

Revision as of 10:02, 26 March 2024

When localizing in the Top 13 languages, please keep in mind that there are linguists translating as well.

To make it simple, we separated the projects that linguists are responsible for. The division is according to the structure below- what is in green is the linguists responsibility, and the yellow is what is the Localizers.

  • Top 5 languages: French, Spanish Latam, Spanish Spain, Portuguese Brazil and Hebrew
  • Remaining 8 Languages: Indonesian, Italian, Romanian, Russian, Hungarian, Dutch, Malay and Czech