- 🇳🇱Netherlands Lendude Amsterdam
This came up as a daily triage issue for the bug smash initiative.
Discussed this in #bugsmash and me and @quietone both agreed that this was the expected outcome when you choose a different content and interface language. So to us, this felt like "works as designed".
- 🇺🇸United States ksenzee Washington state
It may be "works as designed," but in that case, I am questioning the design. What is the practical use case for having labels be in the interface language? I can't think of one. I readily admit there may be one. But in my experience, both on my sites and answering questions in Slack, what people want out of the content/interface language split is "use interface language for admin and content language for end users." I'm curious what we're supposed to want out of the content/interface language split, if not that.