Unfoturnately not. Localization is something that should be considered before choosing corporate fonts, since many typefaces do not have accents or other symbols specific to each language.
Within a user interface, typography has great weight, since the written word is the core of our design and conveys the personality of our brand. To select your fonts make sure to think about the following:
Consider the languages ​​into which you want to translate your texts.
Make sure the font has good visibility and legibility. This will have a direct effect on usability.
Be aware of diacritical marks, such as accents, and font styles, like as bold and italics.
In the event that you have to change fonts due to a problem, look for new font that have aspects or a personality similar to the original ones, such as similar thickness and shapes.