Explore other languages

identifier.html (725 KB)Caption: Photo of three airplane which are Japan Air Line in Haneda Airport. Let’s go other language!

I like to travel to other language pages. Yesterday the Indonesian, today is French. You can easily know the food, culture and tourist attractions of the country.

The 35 languages you can travel in are listed below:

How do I find posts in my preferred language?by @AriMar

I did just research the number of posts in each language:

  • Arabic (Modern Standard) (1199)
  • Albanian (60)
  • Bulgarian (245)
  • Catalan (39)
  • Chinese (Simplified) (120)
  • Chinese (Traditional) (340)
  • Croatian (13)
  • Czech (14)
  • Danish (17)
  • Dutch (82)
  • Finnish (9)
  • French (European) (747)
  • German (304)
  • Greek (72)
  • Hebrew (9)
  • Hungarian (59)
  • Indonesian (2038)
  • Italian (530)
  • Japanese (574)
  • Korean (78)
  • Latvian (3)
  • Malay (64)
  • Norwegian (Bokmål) (8)
  • Polish (69)
  • Portuguese (Brazilian) (958)
  • Portuguese (European) (70)
  • Romanian (65)
  • Russian (420)
  • Slovak (6)
  • Spanish (2209)
  • Swedish (32)
  • Thai (250)
  • Turkish (273)
  • Ukrainian (88)
  • Vietnamese (298)

Interesting. Indonesian and Spanish are over two thousands… Great!

Please visit our Japanese page. We welcome you :slight_smile: Don’t you understand Japanese? There is no problem because there is a machine translation.

Japanese page

I sometimes check posts on the Home, but there are posts with no language. I suggest to set up to reach Local Guides in your neighborhood!

identifier.html (725 KB)Caption: Screenshot of edit page on Connect. Selection of language.

If you could not find your language in the list, you should contact moderator. you should propose IdeaExchange. But, as @TraciC said there is no plan to add language now. If many people hope that, it may realize.

@YutaE さん

興味深いデータですね。そして日本も結構がんばってるような気がします!

これからも一緒に面白い日本語投稿を増やして、日本のLG活動をより活発にしていきましょう:-)

@YutaE さん、こんばんわ。

各言語の投稿数のレポート、非常に興味深い結果をありがとうございます。

インドネシとスペイン、なんと2000を超えるローカルガイドの方からの投稿があるんですか!

各国のガイドの方の投稿を見ると、その国に行きたくなってきますね。

@HiroyukiTakisawa さん、

競うわけではないですが、日本語ボードへの投稿は現時点と35言語中、6位となかなかです!

これからも自分自身楽しみつつ投稿して、日本語のLG活動を活発にしていきたいと思います!

@955HIRO さん、

私自身しらべてみてびっくりしました > インドネシアとスペインの投稿数

そして仰る通り、その国に行きたくなってしまいます。そんなときは、その国の投稿を見て、コメントして、現地にいる気持ちになるのがオススメです😁

Hi @YutaE . So glad you’re so into Connect! :slight_smile:

One suggestion if I may: we really encourage Local Guides to post ideas on the Idea Exchange over contacting a Google Moderator as that’s where we manage what the community would like to see. Currently Connect is available in those languges and we aren’t planning to add new language soon, but Google Translate is indeed enabled in more languages.

Hopefully, we can continue to encourage people to select languages when they post to help build out those areas! :slight_smile:

Well-done @YutaE ,

You have done a great job.

Sad to see not a single post in my mother tongue Tamil.

Keep your good work up :+1:

Hi @TraciC ,

Thank you for your kind reply, I update my post as you teach me :wink:

BTW, I feel that the language label is much useful to find friends who can give advice each other. But, now it is difficult to find the each language page. Beginners can’t get there. Many time a moderator move them post to the language page. I will also post this problem and idea to IdeaExchange.

Anyway, thanks!

Hi @Saravanakanth ,

Oh really? I’m not sure how many Tamil speaker. If it is too many, post IdeaExchange with your friend vote! Thank you for your comment!

Yes, @YutaE .

I’m Indonesian. I can only communicate in Indonesian and slightly English.

But when I want to read someone’s post that was written in other languages, in Japanese, for example, I always use that Google Translation toggle.

Just like here in your post, I couldn’t understand (and of course I couldn’t read) comments that was written in Japanese. Hahaa… But then I just simply use that language translation toggle.

It was not perfect, I think. But at least we can understand at some points (sometimes I’m a little bit guessing what it really means). But it’s okay.

The same thing when I want to read posts that was written in Spanish, French, Russian(?), etc… :grin::grin:

That’s awesome idea @YutaE . I will do that. Thanks.

Hi @iorikun301 ,

I really same situation of you. When I went to Indonesian Page, I could’nt understand sometimes… So, if I use Japanese, I try to write simple sentences without slang for translate easily. Or, In a few years, Google Translate will be even better😁

Hey @YutaE , thank you so much for this post.

I just wanted to let you know that I am going to remove the Japanese language tag from it, because the post is in English. Thank you in advance for understanding.

Durch verschiedene Sprachseiten kann man ein Land auf ganz besondere Weise entdecken – von Essen und Kultur bis hin zu faszinierenden Sehenswürdigkeiten. Französisch heute, Indonesisch gestern – ich finde dieses Konzept wirklich spannend!