Greetings,

I'm filing another Korean translation mistake in trial sign-up, especially in the CRM experience questionnaire .

In English version, I don't see any problem.

In Korean version, however, we have a problem.

All three answers sound rude and abrupt because they didn't follow the rules of Korean honorifics. The correct translation will be as follows:

1. I haven't used any sales tools before: 전에 영업 도구를 사용한 적이 없습니다.
2. I use spreadsheets to track my sales data: 스프레드시트를 이용하여 영업 데이터를 추적합니다.
3. I've used a CRM for my sales activities: 영업 활동을 위해 CRM을 사용했습니다.

Hope this helps.

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Greetings,

I'm reporting a Korean translation mistake in trial period alert.

In English version, I don'see any problem.

In Korean version, however, we have two issues:

1. According to the Korean date and time notation, Koreans expect to suffix a day with a unit '일'. But this translation puts a digit 0 in front of this suffix—When you have 14 days left, the Korean page says '14 0일' is left. It may give a mistaken impression that you have 140 days left instead of 14 days.
2. The overall translation doesn't make sense. The correct translation will be " 귀하의... (More)