My native language is Dutch but learning technical subject in my native language can be quite annoying. Most of the terminology used online is English. To understand what you are reading in Dutch, you often have to translate terminology to English in your head. Same as with other tools, like Photoshop, which I just cannot use in Dutch as the Dutch translation simply doesn't click with me.
Using English terminology is also beneficial when looking for help or information online. Most of what you will find is in English anyway.
I promise I will fill that one day. If it's still this placeholder text, then hopefully I am too busy making something awesome instead.
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Highest possible, didn't change anything. I still feel as smart as when I was at 15.
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This is the reason I never set the language to my native on any software I use. Translation tend to be confusing, and it's nearly impossible to google any errors.
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My native language is Dutch but learning technical subject in my native language can be quite annoying. Most of the terminology used online is English. To understand what you are reading in Dutch, you often have to translate terminology to English in your head. Same as with other tools, like Photoshop, which I just cannot use in Dutch as the Dutch translation simply doesn't click with me.
Using English terminology is also beneficial when looking for help or information online. Most of what you will find is in English anyway.
This is the reason I never set the language to my native on any software I use. Translation tend to be confusing, and it's nearly impossible to google any errors.