iOS SDK: Localization with NSLocalizedString

Unless you are fluent in the language you want to translate your app into, you may be stumped as to how to go about getting this step done. There are a few different options for translation. One option is simply to useGoogle Translate, a free translation site provided by Google. Unfortunately, automated computer translations can be far from perfect, but this still may be better than nothing. Another option is to hire a translation service. A quick Internet search will show that there are many companies available that will take the text from your app and manually translate it for you into the desired language. Lastly, you could try to find a friend or associate who is fluent in the target language and ask them to translate the app text for you. Keep in mind that a person who is also familiar with the target language's culture may be able to provide you with more accurate translations than someone who only has academic knowledge of the language.

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