Michael
please merge with https://feedback.clickup.com/languages/p/chinese-mandarin Luci N.
Jamie G.
Hey, Michael! Thank you for your suggestion! While both Cantonese and Mandarin are forms of Chinese, they are distinct languages with different written and spoken characteristics. Keeping their feature requests separate helps us better understand and prioritize the specific needs and preferences of users for each language.
If you have feedback or requirements for both, please feel free to share them on each respective request. This ensures your input is considered for both language options. Thank you for helping us improve ClickUp’s language support!
Sunny Tsoi
Both Mandarin and Cantonese are spoken language. Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese will make much more sense.
yuping
I still think Chinese is more suitable for our language habits
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Tarun Masani
Hey everyone!
Because you've requested localization for ClickUp in your language, I wanted to bring to your attention our new global font support!
While we are indeed working on localization, with the new global font enabled, all languages and characters work perfectly inside ClickUp.
If you're interested in reading more about the feature, feel free to do so here: https://docs.clickup.com/general/global-font-support
I'll also be updating this thread once we have full localization support in ClickUp. :)
Gavin Zhang
Cantonese is not a written language. It's just a dialect :)
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Wallace
Prefer Using Chinese (Traditional) and Chinese (Simplified) for two Chinese Language, or can directly use Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese to call this two language