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In this video, we delve into the challenges of displaying '[x]y' formats in right-to-left (RTL) languages. As more applications and websites cater to diverse linguistic needs, ensuring accurate representation of data becomes crucial. Join us as we explore common issues developers face and provide practical solutions to fix incorrect displays, enhancing user experience for RTL audiences.

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Sayakiss (https://stackoverflow.com/users/12917...
Juber Qureshi (https://stackoverflow.com/users/76720...)
Timothy Whittaker (https://stackoverflow.com/users/82167...)

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