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<%= "First name".t %>
<%= @person_form.text_field :first_name %>

<%= "Last name".t %>
<%= @person_form.text_field :last_name %>

<%= "Home phone".t %>
<%= @person_form.text_field :home_phone %>

<%= "Office phone".t %>
<%= @person_form.text_field :office_phone %>

<%= "Mobile phone".t %>
<%= @person_form.text_field :mobile_phone %>

<%= "Address".t %>
<%= @person_form.text_area :address, :size => '30x5' %>

<%= "Country".t %>
<%= @person_form.text_field :country %>

Next, we need to integrate Globalize into the controllers. We will use an initializer to
set up Globalize and some locale settings for the application.
config/initializers/globalize.rb
include Globalize
Locale.set_base_language 'en-US'
LOCALES = {
'en' => 'en-US',
'es' => 'es-MX'
}.freeze
The Locale.set_base_language method tells Globalize that our views are in U.S.
English, and it need not bother with translation if the user??™s locale is the same.
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The LOCALES hash is a list mapping two-letter language codes to the actual locale
names that Globalize uses.


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