it's actually english/schinese or tchinese or korean in setting (which use english as display language)Nintendo Switch has the Chinese language
http://en-americas-support.nintendo..._id/22355/~/how-to-change-the-system-language
Not everyone speaks English well, you know.why can't people just live with english
But isn't it easier to learn it, than to redo this after every update? (I guess that the home menu app is updated with each update, but idk how it works on switch)Not everyone speaks English well, you know.
But if he doesn't speak English well then his translation won't be very good eitherNot everyone speaks English well, you know.
Not necessarily, and you don't have to do it all over, just translate the additional strings. You know, the same way Ninty does it.But isn't easier to learn it, than to redo this after every update? (I guess that the home menu app is updated with each update, but idk how it works on switch)
Not everyone speaks English well, you know.
It will be fine if you google translate itBut if he doesn't speak English well then his translation won't be very good either
Traditional and Simplified, yes.It will be fine if you google translate it
Does the Switch not have support for chinese built in?
Hm... I thought Taiwan, HK, and Macau had UI updates in their respective language (Traditional Chinese)?I don’t think you’d need to do that as sooner or later it would have Chinese system UI. I think the reason it hasn’t got them yet is because the eShop is not ready for such markets. I remembered they are going to announce a eShop for HK but with limited features.
We’ll see.
why can't people just live with english
Hm... I thought Taiwan, HK, and Macau had UI updates in their respective language (Traditional Chinese)?