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This is good for website with

This is good for website with English as default.
What if i will like to have English, Spanish and say Hindi on the site and set Spanish as the site default?

1. Setting non-English language as default cause many issues in string and later translation..

2. Now drupal handles languages landing page negotiation per browser language, but a lot of the browsers world wide are in English, even if English is not the native language of the user.
ip2local can be a solution but is overkill for most cases that will just like to have a site default language and other languages on the site.
good scenario is website that only need a good infrastructure for future languages, and for the start will like to have a non-english language.

3. Their is no option for clean path for non-default language (not /es)

What will be you're solution for all this?

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