This works in English, but the same structure is reused directly in Korean without accounting for the different word order.Filter in [entity]
in circuit condition [condition] in [entity]
The current Korean text is structured as:
This is grammatically incorrect because Korean places the entity before expressions corresponding to βin.β (μ, -μ)νν° [entity]
νλ‘ μ‘°κ±΄ [condition] μ [entity]
A natural Korean translation would be:
or[entity] μ νν°
[entity] μ νλ‘ μ‘°κ±΄ [condition]μμ
Also[entity]μ νν°
[entity]μ νλ‘ μ‘°κ±΄ [condition]μμ
would berecipe in [entity]
Japanese has a word order very similar to Korean, so it may be affected by the same issue. Please check the Japanese localisation as well.[entity]μ μ μλ²
