why speak english in a .com site? why not also france or spanish or any other language?
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Well, this site, apparently is Yahoo UK and Ireland, according to the link I clicked on, but it isn't. This site is for English speaking people, due to the fact I think, that a lot of countries speak English. Bear in mind that Yahoo is an American site.
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try Altavista Babelfish.  You can actually type in a web address there too!\n\nbabelfish.altavista.com
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Yep! I'm French but live in London. I started doing it on the American version. I pretty much never go to the UK one as you can find those questions on the American one. It's good for language practise and also cultural. \n\nI have to say that I'm quite appalled by the French spelling and grammar! But it's fun to go to the different sites, to see what people talk about. For ex., if you go to the American religious section, it's kind of scary! The French one is a bit less extreme!
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babelfish.altavista.com\n\nEnjoy!
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i'd try what i did....and that is:  if you want to learn french, change yahoo's webpage (or your favorite webpage) into french and then MAKE yourself translate it DAILY....using altavista.babelfish.com   or whatever online translator you choose...it has worked pretty good with me, i work with a bunch of LEGAL mexicans and i have learned pretty decent spanish in a short amount of time...it's still hard to understand it, but i can speak it well
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Why don't you just use Word or something.  Why do you need an internet site?????
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Many companies like people who can speak both Spanish and English. You could make fliers saying, "Hola! Mi nombre es..." and translate it into English.
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At the moment English is important so much because of the Internet and the Anglo-Saxon cultural influence and their advance in science. Previously it was Latin, Italian, French, German, now it's English. Next it may be Spanish or Chinese, who knows?\n\nMany non-Latin letter languages are already developing their own Internet, since it's difficult for them to type in www.xyz.com, when they don't have such letters on the keyboards. So at the moment English is important due to terminologies and conversations, but I'm pretty sure it's only transitional.
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Judging by most of the questions and answers on this site, the easiest second language would have to be English.  I don't quite know what their first one was.
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Since the internet proved to be useless, then why don't try intensive courses at centres that teach languages. I know so many people who speak well different languages they learnt at thier own country.
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that doesn't work very well... small countries piggyback on others, aol is world wide, europe is a mishmosh!\n\nyou can make some simple assumptions, but you will be WRONG 25-50% of the time!\n\nyou can figure out the languages they speak and use that with the ip lookups to better guess the country... but you'll never be 100% correct, so if this is important, you might want allow the users to change what you have guessed for them!
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AND WHY DO YOU INSIST SPEAKING ENGLISH IN A SPANISH BLOG? \n\n. k ∆ r ! n ∆ . \n__________
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Please try this site... it looks good, especially because it is in English :-) French is my mothertongue and I can say it is very well presented.\n\nhttp://www.frenchassistant.com/default.asp
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Colleges teach some foreign languages. You would have more variety in checking out on line courses. Just type in your web browser --on line foreign language course--, and go from there. Some are free, but most have a charge.
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While all the translation websites mentioned here are good, translation websites generally are not that great.  In every language, there are words that have different connotations and translation software just can't pick out the exact word that you want.  However, these websites are incredibly funny--for example, I typed the first sentence of my answer into Google's translate tool, translated into French, then German, then back to English, and this is what I got: "While all locations mentioned here are good Web translation, the locations Web translation are not generally large those." And that makes me giggle :) . \n\nYou're much better off with a dictionary if you just want to look up words.  If you actually need to translate sentences, you should definitely find someone who speaks the language, like a friend or a professional translator.
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They can but they have to be structured like this:\n\n<head>\n.\n.\n<-- For speakers of British English -->\n<META name="keywords" lang="en" content="cat,cow,pig">\n<-- For speakers of French -->\n<META name="keywords" lang="fr"content="chat,vache,porc">\n.\n.\n</head>\n\nYou might ask your client why they would want to do this given that all the major search engines ignore the meta tags. Also why do they have two languages on one page instead of two pages with one language each?
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No. I had a similar problem. I wanted to change my .co.uk to a .com when I moved to America. Best you can do is get a second e-mail address. They're free anyway.