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Re: multi lingual From Inachu on 18 Jan '01 replying to multi lingual posted by Ron Hi there! You can either use the uni-code or romanji. I suggjest you use both in your meta tags. Unicode can now be used in domain names as well. Inachu >I am thinking about doing my site in a number of different languages. >But I have a question. If someone try's to pull up a site and it is only in english will their browser in, lets say Japan read it in Japanese even though I have only put it in english or does my site have to be in Japanese to be seen by japanese veiwers? > >Or any other language for that matter I just used Japanese as an example. > >Does anyone know what sort of results to expect when doing a site in a different language? Is it worth it?

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>Hi there! > >You can either use the uni-code or romanji. > >I suggjest you use both in your meta tags. > >Unicode can now be used in domain names as well. > > > >Inachu > > >>I am thinking about doing my site in a number of different languages. >>But I have a question. If someone try's to pull up a site and it is only in english will their browser in, lets say Japan read it in Japanese even though I have only put it in english or does my site have to be in Japanese to be seen by japanese veiwers? >> >>Or any other language for that matter I just used Japanese as an example. >> >>Does anyone know what sort of results to expect when doing a site in a different language? Is it worth it?