Should we have different languages for questioncove? Like when you sign up, the user being able to set their prefered language?

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Gdub08 · Answer

I think we need to set language defaults after we sign up.

Glorious · Answer

That's a good idea for sure. I'm sure that there are people in here with English as their second or even third language, so having something where a user can choose their preferred language would be great.

AnnahTheGremlin · Answer

I actually think that would be every useful for other users whom English isn't their strong suit.

kingvox · Answer

may be hard for them to learn to quickly tho

gelphielvr · Answer

i don't think it would work. there's only a minority of people here who speak English as their second language + I doubt that the mods are multilingual geniuses who can translate an entire website to multiple languages

foxey3 · Answer

I like that idea, I speak 3 languages so that would be nice to add

0mega · Answer

This would mean getting different trusted users to become apart of staff, that fluently knows said specific language each user chooses. That’ll take a whole lot of time, and isn’t really worth the effort. If QuestionCove was a much bigger site with more active daily users, then, having a feature as such would be pretty awesome! But seeing how mostly everyone speaks English on an American based platform, theres no reason to have to set different languages.

CecePitbull · Answer

That is for sure a good idea but you have to put it mind how long that would take to do, that would probably take even months to update. Most people here speak English but it would help the site grow and I think its a good idea.

fwval · Answer

good idea but small platform

fwval · Answer

wouldnt work

jigglybumofthestreet · Answer

@foxey3 wrote:

I like that idea, I speak 3 languages so that would be nice to add

same Ukrainian, English, russian... You?

Unforgettxble · Answer

hell no, we don’t need that. English is the universal language here no need to complicate things with a bunch of different languages. Keep it simple, everyone can just speak English.

gelphielvr · Answer

@unforgettxble wrote:

hell no, we don’t need that. English is the universal language here no need to complicate things with a bunch of different languages. Keep it simple, everyone can just speak English.

English is only the national language in 67 countries + this website is mainly visited by children who might not be fluent in 2 languages

Unforgettxble · Answer

@gelphielvr wrote:

@unforgettxble wrote:

hell no, we don’t need that. English is the universal language here no need to complicate things with a bunch of different languages. Keep it simple, everyone can just speak English.

English is only the national language in 67 countries + this website is mainly visited by children who might not be fluent in 2 languages

Ok bro, we get it. You made your point. Let’s just keep it moving.

gelphielvr · Answer

@unforgettxble wrote:

@gelphielvr wrote:

@unforgettxble wrote:

hell no, we don’t need that. English is the universal language here no need to complicate things with a bunch of different languages. Keep it simple, everyone can just speak English.

English is only the national language in 67 countries + this website is mainly visited by children who might not be fluent in 2 languages

Ok bro, we get it. You made your point. Let’s just keep it moving.

it was just feedback.

Unforgettxble · Answer

@gelphielvr wrote:

@unforgettxble wrote:

@gelphielvr wrote:

@unforgettxble wrote:

hell no, we don’t need that. English is the universal language here no need to complicate things with a bunch of different languages. Keep it simple, everyone can just speak English.

English is only the national language in 67 countries + this website is mainly visited by children who might not be fluent in 2 languages

Ok bro, we get it. You made your point. Let’s just keep it moving.

it was just feedback.

It's not necessary, but alright, I hear you.

SaltySuga · Answer

that would be cool

CecePitbull · Answer

@unforgettxble wrote:

@gelphielvr wrote:

uh i hope yk that some people cant "Just speak English". like come on now. But it would take a lot of work. i say just get your google translate and non-english ppl r good.

@unforgettxble wrote:

@gelphielvr wrote:

@unforgettxble wrote:

hell no, we don’t need that. English is the universal language here no need to complicate things with a bunch of different languages. Keep it simple, everyone can just speak English.

English is only the national language in 67 countries + this website is mainly visited by children who might not be fluent in 2 languages

Ok bro, we get it. You made your point. Let’s just keep it moving.

it was just feedback.

It's not necessary, but alright, I hear you.

CecePitbull · Answer

whoops, i ment to make me qoute it.uh i hope yk that some people cant "Just speak English". like come on now. But it would take a lot of work. i say just get your google translate and non-english ppl r good

Gdub08 · Answer

@cecepitbull wrote:

whoops, i ment to make me qoute it.uh i hope yk that some people cant "Just speak English". like come on now. But it would take a lot of work. i say just get your google translate and non-english ppl r good

lol ok

foxey3 · Answer

@jigglybumofthestreet wrote:

@foxey3 wrote:

I like that idea, I speak 3 languages so that would be nice to add

same Ukrainian, English, russian... You?

French, Spanish and Italian

gelphielvr · Answer

if they were gonna translate the website they should do it in the 3 most spoken languages, mandarin, Spanish, and french

jigglybumofthestreet · Answer

@gelphielvr wrote:

if they were gonna translate the website they should do it in the 3 most spoken languages, mandarin, Spanish, and french

russian/ukrainian