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US-482330: Content Update - Localization fix: <learn-pr> - The example sentences should not have been translated
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For example, consider a scenario where you own and operate a restaurant. Customers can complete surveys and provide feedback on the food, the service, staff, and so on. Suppose you received the following reviews from customers:
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> **Review 1**: "*A fantastic place for lunch. The soup was delicious.*"
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> **Review 1**: *":::no-loc text="A fantastic place for lunch. The soup was delicious.":::"*
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> **Review 2**: "*Comida maravillosa y gran servicio.*"
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> **Review 2**: *":::no-loc text="Comida maravillosa y gran servicio.":::"*
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> **Review 3**: "*The croque monsieur avec frites was terrific. Bon appetit!*"
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> **Review 3**: *":::no-loc text="The croque monsieur avec frites was terrific. Bon appetit!":::"*
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You can use the text analytics capabilities in Azure Language to detect the language for each of these reviews; and it might respond with the following results:
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