//This is a follow-up to Test Case 9 of T399514.//
On the wishlist homepage, we show the focus area index in the content language, but the wish index in the UI language. Additionally, the FA titles in the filter field are shown in the content language, in a field that has a label in the UI language.
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**Derived Requirement**
Ensure that all wishlist-related UI elements on the wishlist homepage are consistently displayed in the current UI language. This includes the focus area index, wish index, and focus area titles shown within filter controls. No wishlist content or labels should fall back to the content language when a UI language is explicitly set.
====Test Steps
**Test Case 1: Display Focus Area Index in UI Language**
**Preconditions**
* The wishlist homepage is accessible.
* The UI language is set to a language different from the wiki content language.
1. Open Wikipedia.
2. Change the UI language to a non-default language.
3. Navigate to the wishlist homepage.
4. Observe the focus area index section.
5. ✅❓❌⬜ **AC1:** Confirm that all focus area titles in the focus area index are displayed in the current UI language and not in the content language.
**Test Case 2: Display Wish Index in UI Language**
**Preconditions**
* Same as Test Case 1.
1. Navigate to the wishlist homepage with the UI language set.
2. Observe the list of wishes displayed in the wish index.
3. ✅❓❌⬜ **AC2:** Confirm that all wish titles and related textual elements in the wish index are displayed in the current UI language.
**Test Case 3: Display Focus Area Filter Values in UI Language**
**Preconditions**
* Same as Test Case 1.
* At least one focus area exists.
1. Navigate to the wishlist homepage.
2. Locate the focus area filter field.
3. Open or interact with the focus area filter.
4. Observe the focus area titles shown as selectable values.
5. ✅❓❌⬜ **AC3:** Confirm that focus area titles within the filter field are displayed in the current UI language and match the language of the filter label.