FIGS
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For the fruit, see common fig.
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FIGS is an acronym for French, Italian, German, Spanish. These are usually the first four languages chosen to localize products into when a company enters the European market.[citation needed]
[edit] See also
- CJK Chinese, Japanese, Korean
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