I compared the translations of Silksong

Corrections: 10:35 In the German version, Tal der Knochen only appears on the map, if you enter the area the title card says Die Mark, which is weird but okay 10:43 I used the Japanese variant of 髓 (髄) in Chinese 19:58 Putridi should be stressed on the first syllable 24:37 Some people have pointed out that sprengen means to blast as in to expolde, rather than blast with sand 27:55 Гора Фей actually means 'mountain of the fairies' (mountain + fairies-GEN) 28:51 In French, bloc is also a colloquialism meaning 'prison' 29:22 I ignored this detail for some reason, but the plural in French makes it sound more like a location rather than a concept 29:28 Мгла can mean mist, but also means darkness 42:05 Again, I disregarded it, but the plural is to make it sound more like a place than a concept