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What should I consider when prompting across languages?

Specify locale, formality, and cultural references to use or avoid. Provide glossaries and tone examples per market. Ask for a local review checklist (units, dates, idioms) and forbid literal translations for slogans. Validate placeholders and lengths for UI texts. For low-resource languages, expect to iterate more and consider human review.

In practice

Ask for ‘local pitfalls’ before drafting—models often surface helpful warnings.

Where to start

  1. [01]Create locale cards with do/don’t notes.
  2. [02]Add a per-market glossary and tone sample.
  3. [03]Run a localization QA checklist step.
  4. [04]Pilot with human review in new markets.
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