Link slug translate

[dannyx]

I'm launching the Chinese language version not long from now, and I'm thinking about translating the slug.

For Spanish, all links are fully translated. Jenak, observing various Asian sites I see different approaches. It is an exotic language for me and I don't know which approach is better? Theoretically, the address is written normally and after the slash Chinese characters, that is two different alphabets, I'm not sure if it fits.

For example,
/contact
es/contacta
zh/contact or zh/ and here Chinese characters
It seems to me that a better solution for this type of language would be to leave the English in slugs, especially since the brand names remain English of course.
What approach would be best for languages with a different alphabet?

[universal4]

Others may disagree, but I would think if you are writing pages for /zh, wouldn't you want all pages in that language to follow a logical navigation structure, possibly in a sub-folder?
/zh/contact
/zh/bestdarncasinosever/
/zh/casinobonuses/

/es/contact
/es/bestdarncasinosever/
/es/casinobonuses/

I also agree that english slugs themselves seem to one of the best choices, but I wonder if say if the language is japanese if this holds true.

Rick
Universal4

[NoDepositCasinos]

Others may disagree, but I would think if you are writing pages for /zh, wouldn't you want all pages in that language to follow a logical navigation structure, possibly in a sub-folder?
/zh/contact
/zh/bestdarncasinosever/
/zh/casinobonuses/

/es/contact
/es/bestdarncasinosever/
/es/casinobonuses/

I also agree that english slugs themselves seem to one of the best choices, but I wonder if say if the language is japanese if this holds true.

Rick
Universal4

I agree with this. It's logical and also easier to do.