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I live in a Spanish speaking country and my browser is in English. It is not in Norwegian only because I am too lazy. But I feel more comfortable with English. The above graph shows the language visitors of this blog use (the last 100, excluding me): English, Spanish, Norwegian, French, Danish, Ukrainian, Korean, Greek, German and Arabic.
Recently, I've had visitors from Turkey and Romania. But the languages spoken there do not show in the graph.
I wonder how that graph would be if I wrote in Spanish or Esperanto.
4 comments:
Write in esperanto!
xD
Mi vere pensis pri tio. Sed skribado en la angla estas pli facile ol en la Esperanta :p Kaj pli da homoj povas legi al mi se mi skribas en la angla. Eble mi ankaux faros tradukitan blogon. Eble! :p
A late comment but I use Firefox and it is in english. Could that be reason why it doesn't show Turkish, Javi?
Yep, that's the reason. Many of us have our webbrowsers in a different language. mine is not in English either. But the graphic doesn't show my activity here.
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