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How we brought Swiss German to DeepL

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How we brought Swiss German to DeepL Many businesses assume that operating in Switzerland is a case of localizing into Italian in Lugano, French in Geneva and German in Zurich. In doing so, though, they’re excluding the language variant that the vast majority of Swiss people actually use. "A lot of companies run their whole DACH operation out of Germany, and localize for Switzerland by changing the flag on the ad,"…

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