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Hi imasr, we are from Peru, maybe we can share experiences (En espanol por supuesto) email me at: german (at) prezentit (dot) com ;) Update: Another idea:
by german 19y ago
Hi imasr, we are from Peru, maybe we can share experiences (En espanol por supuesto) email me at:
german (at) prezentit (dot) com ;)
Update:
Another idea:
Lets create Latin American Y-Combinator!
(maybe we can sell it as a reality show)
- aristus 19y ago"Combinador I-Griega"? :) En serio, en el mercado mas grande de latam, hablan portuguesa, no espanol. El problema de las tres idiomas es un poco dificil. The largest internet market in Latam speaks Portuguese, not Spanish. The problem of the three languages makes things more difficult.
- german 19y agoI took Portuguese lessons ;)
- rglullis 19y agoEngracado, eu aprendi alemao. :D
- brlewis 19y agoJust use English or Spanish. Most hackers learn English the way early 20th-century engineers learned German, because most technical docs are in it. Or use Spanish because Brazileros generally understand it, and most think they can even speak it. :-)
- aristus 19y ago:) That works inside the company. At Terespondo we muddled through between engineers in Miami & Sao Paulo. But with customers you have to go the extra mile to make support for each language (& currency, culture, laws, etc) first-class. Our customers loved that; it was a competitive advantage that helped us go toe-to-toe with Google and Overture in Latam.
- brlewis 19y agoOh, I see. I thought you were referring to difficulties for a Latin-American Y Combinator. You're actually talking about difficulties for its startup companies.