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It would be a nice to know how many multi lingual testers we have in our forum.
- Using their language proficiency professionally
- Performing test in multiple languages
- etc.
Other than English, I am proficient in 3 other Indian languages – Hindi, Marathi and Gujarati. Though out of these, I have tested only in Hindi.
Many languages I know. But I have tested only in English. Trying to test in different languages soon. 🙂
Many languages I know. But I have tested only in English. Trying to test in different languages soon.
@devi How many languages do you know ???I’m native speaker of Ukrainian and Russian. Most of my 10 years of experience I have tested projects with interface and documentation in English. A few projects I worked on had Russian interface and documentation.
One international software company I worked for supported in their software a lot of interface languages besides English: Spanish, Italian, French, German, Russian, Finnish, Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional are those I remember and worked a bit with. Dealing with interfaces in European languages is not that hard after you know some English (you can guess or Google-translate what you see), but Chinese hieroglyphs is not something I could understand to any good degree so far and even type what I see. Had to switch interface language or to put next to the Chines interface the client with the same interface in English.
Had also to work a bit with interfaces in Hebrew and Arabic on other project, but the story was the same as with Chinese: I could not read any word, and looked at the interfaces only to check that they are there.
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