This is a normal behavior because you don't use the correct command. You
should use LANG=nl_NL.UTF8 instead of lang=nl_NL because gnucash won't
detect that locale installed and will fallback to the C locale (which is
english). If you use LANG=nl_NL.UTF8 and that you create a new file, can
you reproduce that problem?
** Changed in: gnucash (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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