Some extra tests...<p>Central Europe has a lot of accentuated Latin characters. ěščřžýáíéů etc.<p>Cyrillic letters are also worth trying, especially if you are trying to set up an international e-shop and need to print out labels with addresses.<p>Spanish-speaking people tend to have very long full names, in case that a complete name is needed. Picasso was, in fact, Pablo Diego José Francisco de Paula Juan Nepomuceno María de los Remedios Cipriano de la Santísima Trinidad Ruiz y Picasso.<p>Hungarians write surnames first, e.g. Orbán Viktor. Doing it otherwise looks unprofessional and may lead to confusion, because some first names can also be surnames.<p>Most of Europe writes streetname first and house number second, e.g. Friedrichstrasse 52, so the other way round than Americans and Brits are used to.