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Dear creators, You really need to make a Spanish language version available from the home page. Nowhere do I see an easy way to translate the page, or an indi
by Dangeranger 10y ago
Dear creators,
You really need to make a Spanish language version available from the home page.
Nowhere do I see an easy way to translate the page, or an indication as to what languages the information has been translated to.
Your primary audience is going to be native Spanish speakers, they likely have English language skills, but will be much more comfortable in their first language.
Think about how this impediment is effecting your conversions, and your prospective customers ability to use your service.
- setra 10y agoI think if you use chrome it can auto translate things very easily.
- hackuser 10y agoAuto-translated legal advice and critical information could be dangerous.
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- slaveofallah93 10y agoIs it really possible to get a green card knowing no English at all?
- Dangeranger 10y agoProbably not, however I am not a lawyer. The point I was trying to make is that it is in the interest of the company and it's users to make translated versions easily available.
- Retric 10y agoIt's possible to start the process with very limited English skills.
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- jtreminio 10y agoYes. My wife and her family came to America with a permanent resident permit knowing not a lick of English.
- lutorm 10y agoThere is only an English proficiency test for naturalization, not for a green card.
- chrismcb 10y agoYes, but you would need help.
- rezashirazian 10y agoPerhaps the interest of the company is not so much to provide their 'product' to low-income, spanish speaking families, but to make some buzz around themselves and make sure you know about it.