Multiple linguistic site, have your Email and your business letters translated by such services as Vildbabel, dictionary.com and more. ARE YOU IGNORING YOUR FOREIGN VISITORS? Have you ever received an E-mail written in a foreign language? If you only speak and understand English, what did you do with that E-mail? Delete it?Always keep in mind that your web site can be viewed by potential customers/clients all over the world, and though your web site may be in English, pictures can speak a thousand words and may compel foreign web surfers to inquire about your products or services.
The next time you receive an E-mail written in a foreign language, use technology to translate the E-mail to English. Then reply in English, and use technology to translate your E-mail back to the appropriate foreign language. Though the translation may not be perfect, at least you will be able to get a general understanding of what the E-mail says, and hopefully your potential client will get a general understanding of your reply. However the supreme thing would be to use only nonperfect translations as guidelines and have proffessionals help you with your business letters and such. Every time I reply to an E-mail in French, English or Danish, I think to myself, "What a wonderful time we live in. I received an E-mail from a person half way around the world that I dont even know, in a foreign language I dont even speak, yet we can communicate!" Whatever may be the problem there is always help to be found, you might also think about having your site translated.These sites offer translation services: