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Localization is the global community’s most obvious secret. It, or its attempts, are all around us — in our user manuals, on our websites, in our software, on our menus. Nearly everyone you know has likely had a chance to laugh over a bad localization, even if these people were unaware that was what they were doing. To call it translation is short-selling it. Translation may be involved, but even a good translation may fail to appeal to you, the end user. This is because cultural norms and assumptions are present in most content people consume.
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John Yunker is author of Think Outside the Country: A Guide to Going Global and Succeeding. https://multilingual.com/issues/may-jun-2019/what-the-best-global-websites-have-in-common/
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Lessons from Amazon's global program and release manager, Scott Schwallbach. https://multilingual.com/issues/may-2023/scott-schwalbach/
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Lessons learned by the localization experts at Tinder: https://multilingual.com/issues/mar-apr-2019/going-global-101/
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