Language choice

[dannyx]

Thank you for your advice. Japanese, despite the high cost of a solid translation, seems to be one of the really good options.

But the statement is about casinos. What is the subject of sports betting and cryptocurrencies? Do they have an audience in Japan? Are wagers much less popular at the casino?

And someone had contact with websites in Indonesian? I read that the government blocks virtually all gambling domains. But can it still be an attractive language?

[dannyx]

I have already chosen 4 languages and the work has started.
English, Spanish, Portuguese and Russian.

I'll say I thought it was less work to make it look good. I'm glad I didn't add any more languages, already 4 is a bit too much but I will continue to work with these 4 languages.

[Pokerface]

Very interesting feedback from everyone. I would have suggested Spanish and Portuguese (Brazilian)

[dannyx]

Yes, and as for Portuguese (BR), I read that the main differences are in speech. There are much fewer differences in written texts, which is another advantage of this language that a group of recipients from Portugal or, for example, Angola or another country can use the Portuguese-language website in a relatively understandable way.

No wonder most people recommend Spanish and Portuguese. It's a pity, the lack of an Asian language, but it seems that English as a global language can also be successful in Asia.

[dannyx]

In retrospect, however, I think I chose too much and I am now giving up. The main language of the site, English, remains of course. In addition, I leave one language to make the site as I dreamed of with more than one language, so in my case it will be two languages.

I have already resigned from Russian.
Now I am considering between Spanish and Portuguese and I think I will resign from Spanish and my site will be in two languages EN/PT. Spanish seems to be the bigger language but Portuguese in writing has very few differences between several countries so it is also on a smaller scale "global" and more niche than Spanish and maybe it will work out for me with PT. I am still thinking about it though.

[LauraSchwarz]

Hello
I run a bitcoin betting site and I want it to be multilingual from the beginning.
I would like it to have 4 languages. Optimal number due to management and budget.

The main language is, of course, English.
Another one I decided to use is Russian (Yes, I know problems with blocking, but I have a great translator and I decided to use Russian)

And there are two language positions to choose from.
I am thinking about:
-Spanish
-French
-Swedish
-Danish
-Portugal
-Maybe some Asian language.
-Ukrainian (only because I have a translator, but I'm not convinced somehow, so UA is not)

What ideas do you have?
The easiest way would be to add Spanish and French, of course, it also looks better in terms of costs than niche languages. However, such a Swedish market is also tempting.
What two languages would you add in English and Russian?


Best regards and thank you for your suggestions

I would recommend that you put Ukrainian and Spanish in addition to German and English. These locales are rich in good traffic.

[Online Casino Walker]

The number of Japanese online casino players is increasing. I recommend it because there is little competition.