In a recent client implementation of a Chinese Magento eCommerce site, we lead the integration effort. By leveraging NetSuite forms and the customer center, we were able to leverage built-in NetSuite capacities.
See example here. The NetSuite visual interface can be driven to set the user’s language preference. To do this, you set a “locale” or the “setshopperlanguage” parameter when calling NetSuite forms. Likewise, when working with SuiteScript, you can set the ‘language’ field on the entity reference when working with customer records.
NetSuite Language and Locale Reference
| Netsuite User Interface | Locale |
| Čeština | cs_CZ |
| Dansk | da_DK |
| Deutsch | de_DE |
| English (International) | en |
| English (U.S.) | en_US |
| Español (Latinoamérica) | es_AR |
| Español (España) | es_ES |
| Français (Canada) | fr_CA |
| Français (France) | fr_FR |
| Italiano | it_IT |
| 日本語 | ja_JP |
| 한국어 | ko_KR |
| Nederlands | nl_NL |
| Português (Brasil) | pt_BR |
| Русский язык | ru_RU |
| Svenska | sv_SE |
| ภาษาไทย | th_TH |
| 简体中文 | zh_CN |
| 繁體中文 | zh_TW |
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