In this recipe we will prepare our GUI for internationalization by realizing that not all is as easy as could be expected when translating English into foreign languages.
We still have one problem to solve, which is, how to properly display non-English Unicode characters from foreign languages.
One might expect that displaying the German ä, ö, and ü Unicode umlaut characters would be handled by Python 3.6 automatically, but this is not the case.
We will continue to use the Python GUI we developed in the recent chapters. First, we will change the default language to German in the GUI.py
initialization code.
We do this by uncommenting the line, self.i18n = I18N('de')
.