**Example**
Imagine you speak Hungarian, and open the item for "St Jose State University" on mobile. This Item does not have a Hungarian label, so what you see is the English text with the usual fallback label - beneath the "Hungarian" heading.
**How the fallback labels look like (as seen on desktop)**
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**Acceptance Criteria**
[] If the interface language has fallback entries for some of the displayed terms, show terms in the respective fallback language, each with a fallback language indicator
[] The language that is the fallback is still shown as usual as part of "in more languages" or "all entered languages"
[] Fallbacks should only be shown in the interface language terms, never in "in more languages" or "all entered languages"
Note:
- Fallback language can be different for different term types. Ie. my interface language is de-at, there are not terms in this language, but there a "de" label (would be shown with fallback indicator German), and "en" description (would be shown with the fallback indicator English).
- The interface language label stays with the language that is the interface language
Currently open questions:
- Where do fallback questions come from?