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  1. I made a website in french, my domain is registered in the UK registrar with my french address and e-mail.The server host is in the UK. Does goolge recognise that it is in the UK and penalise my site on Google .fr for french searches ?

    Thanks for any clarification.

  2. You have written an interesting article here, you have made some good points for technical users. I have a web site that offers multilingual websites for those who do not know how to build a site.

  3. Guest

    Thanks for such as wonderful articles. I’m designing a web site in local language. I was not know how to start but this article has provided me a lot of information.

  4. This is an interesting overview of the issues that surround multilingual website design. It is surprising how few British businesses are taking advantage of the massive opportunities for selling overseas that a well-designed multilingual website can bring, particularly for those in the wholesale export business.

    For those interested in finding out more, we at GWS Media based in Bristol have ten years experience in building effective multi-lingual web sites for all sorts of UK based and international clients: visit us here http://www.gwsmedia.com to find our more. We’re based in Bristol, in the South West of the UK.

  5. David Graves

    For anyone who wants to see a good example of a multilingual website, visit the new Mensa International page- designed by GWS Media (www.gwsmedia.com)- which has just gone live. http://www.mensa.org/

  6. Drupal is a great content management platform for Multilingual websites. Check out this white paper http://www.oshyn.com/landingpages/drupal-multilingual It covers:

    Management of Websites with multiple languages
    Management of a Website with one language different than the default English
    Management of multiple languages in one website
    Combining management of multiple websites and multiple languages
    Managing different languages with different databases
    Managing different languages with one database

  7. Shafeeque

    nice articles

  8. Hi, thanks for the post. I’m glad that you’re addressing the more UI aspects of multilingual sites, but I’m curious about the actual front-end mark-up.

    Is there a div/span type to give content in a different language as a tip-off to browsers?

    Thanks,
    Domanique

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