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As the topic has been raised on the side tracks of another question, here is the topic-dedicated question:

Would it be reasonable to create 'parallel' loacalizations with a formal and an informal adress?

Languages brought up so far:

• German
  formal Sie vs. informal du)
• French
  formal Vous vs. informal tu

As the topic has been raised on the side tracks of another question, here is the topic-dedicated question:

Would it be reasonable to create 'parallel' loacalizations with a formal and an informal adress?

Languages brought up so far:

• German
  formal Sie vs. informal du)
• French
  formal Vous vs. informal tu

As the topic has been raised on the side tracks of another question, here is the topic-dedicated question:

Would it be reasonable to create 'parallel' loacalizations with a formal and an informal adress?

Languages brought up so far:

• German
  formal Sie vs. informal du)
• French
  formal Vous vs. informal tu

As the topic has been raised on the side tracks of another question, here is the topic-dedicated question:

Would it be reasonable to create 'parallel' loacalizations with a formal and an informal adress?

Languages brought up so far:

• German
  formal Sie vs. informal du)
• French
  formal Vous vs. informal tu
• Turkish
  formal siz vs. informal sen