#localization

#localization

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Identifying the best global expansion strategies isn't the only step AI companies should take to accelerate business growth and reach new audiences. It may be easier than ever to reach buyers on the other side of the world, but doing so brings its own set of challenges and hiccups. For starters, AI regulations differ by region, meaning that you have to know and abide by the rules in different regions.

Many people describe localization services as 'translation plus cultural adaptation.' While this is technically correct, it is not very helpful in practice. This definition misses the actual work, the decisions teams face, and the reasons some localization projects quietly succeed or fail. This article explains how localization services actually work for software, web platforms, and global content and gives a practical model for teams who want to know what they are getting into when they decide, 'We need localization.'

Hello, I am adapting an existing english module into French. When I enter slide 12 "Régulateur de vitesse adaptatif", the audio is paused and does not autoplay. However, the Pause action is supposed to be triggered only after the three buttons have been visited. Please find a few screenshots and HTML attached. The same script is used on other slides and works correctly.

Dubbed "The Thank You Update", this is no mere costume/weapon set, though there's over a dozen each of those to go find too. This is an all-encompassing update that brings everything from quality-of-life updates--a Picto/Lumina filter, a long-overdue photo mode, and an option to escape from battles, to a completely new area called "Verso's Drafts," with a bunch of new story content, mostly about Verso's childhood, and the final music tracks written by Lorien Testard for the game.

In the race to deploy large language models and generative AI across global markets, many companies assume that "English model → translate it" is sufficient. But if you're an American executive preparing for expansion into Asia, Europe, the Middle East, or Africa, that assumption could be your biggest blind spot. In those regions, language isn't just a packaging detail: it's culture, norms, values, and business logic all wrapped into one. If your AI doesn't code-switch, it won't just underperform; it may misinterpret, misalign,

U.S. merchants eyeing European expansion see 450 million consumers unified under common trade regulations. The reality is different. The European Union harmonizes cross-border commerce rules, but it doesn't harmonize the people doing the buying. This misunderstanding costs conversions in every country. Without payment after delivery, German shoppers bounce. Absent the French language, buyers in France lose trust. Parcel delivery lockers are critical for Polish consumers.

You'll spearhead our company-wide shift to AI-first creative, building and operationalizing a pipeline that transforms how we conceive, produce, test, and analyze content across Performance Marketing, CRM, and Brand. This is about elevating team capabilities, driving innovation at scale, and setting a new benchmark for what creative can achieve. This role requires both strategic thinking and hands-on execution. You'll be shaping the future of creative work at Blinkist, delivering real impact while pushing the boundaries of what's possible.

DeepL calls its brand new Agent an AI-driven colleague. This assistant automates repetitive tasks, while the Customization Hub introduced today facilitates translation processes. In addition, DeepL has expanded its support with 70 new languages. DeepL Agent is available after extensive beta testing with more than 1,000 users. The tool performed 20,000 tasks during the test phase. The system automates tasks such as CRM management, customer service, and marketing activities, going far beyond the translation tasks you might associate with DeepL.

Microsoft is testing a way to change the country and region you are in when doing searches on Bing.

Pokémon Legends: Z-A has no business being as funny as it is. Whether I'm enjoying the absurdity of its main cast's antics or passing by an NPC who says something so out of pocket I have to do a double take at their speech bubble, I'm getting plenty of chuckles out of my time in Lumiose City. The citizens of the Paris-inspired setting seem to be going through it , and it means that you'll find a lot of odd one-liners

It sounds easy: translate text, swap media, export new SCORM and upload to the LMS. But for learning developers, this strategy can insidiously double workload, balloon expenses, and add complexity to maintenance when developing multilingual eLearning courses. Let us find out how this affects the eLearning development process and how Instructional Designers and developers can build more scalable multilingual solutions.

Meta is already putting Reels in front and center of the Instagram experience on iPad and on mobile in countries like India and South Korea. Now, to allow more people to consume and understand Reels in different languages, the company is adding support for Hindi and Portuguese to its AI-powered translation feature across Instagram and Facebook, as well.

A new, playable environment, taking the characters of Expedition 33 to a brand-new location with new enemy encounters and surprises to discover. Challenging, new boss battles for late-game players to overcome. New costumes for each member of the Expedition, giving even more customization options for players throughout their adventure. New text and UI game localizations into Czech, Ukrainian, Latin American Spanish, Turkish, Vietnamese, Thai and Indonesian, bringing the total number of supported languages to 19.

DeepL translation has become a revolutionary force in breaking down language barriers. More than a billion people have used its services since 2017. The AI-powered translation tool produces results that match the quality of professional human translators. For those who want extended features and privacy options, a DeepL pro account makes this possible with ease. The platform stands out from conventional translation methods by supporting 28 languages and offering 650 possible translation combinations.

Nintendo's star heroine wasn't always named Princess Peach, and for many years prior to the release of Super Mario 64 went by a different name: Princess Toadstool. Now, fans know the reason why, and it wasn't because of any decision Nintendo made. In an interview with Time Extension, Nintendo veteran Leslie Swan, who over the course of her nearly three-decade career helped localize countless Nintendo classics, wrote for Nintendo Power magazine, and even voiced Princess Peach in Super Mario 64, spilled the beans on the unlikely origin of the Toadstool moniker. She said in Nintendo's early days, there wasn't a lot of communication between the development teams in Japan and those working on marketing in the US.

Internationalization involves more than just text translation; it encompasses formatting dates, pluralization, and sorting according to cultural expectations. The Intl API allows modern JavaScript to handle these tasks natively.

The results suggest that the coarse text-cell retrieval serves as a foundational step in the overall localization process. The subsequent fine position estimation generally improves the localization performance.

"Errors in subtitles aren't unheard of, but sentences like 'Is gameover. if you fall, you are out' are an entirely different kind of bad."

11 Bit Studios acknowledged that the use of AI-generated content in The Alters was a mistake, promising to rectify the oversight and improve localization.

Suddenly we needed to localize thousands of online articles, lessons, and other documents into American English.