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Date: 7/4/2013 5:17:54 AM
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As I look at the adds on BB I see bunch of adds for cheezy MMOs...random war game, sport game, betting game...you name it...
If they can run adds in Japan in Japanese...why can't BB???

Surely running some adds like this, even through google on these different games etc. to their Japanese customers...surely we could snag a few users here in Japan?

It can't be that expensive...or well who knows...anyway as always I would be willing to help with any translation or whatever needed....I think the main reason we never got any users in japan is (as far as a know) nothing was ever done to advertise in Japanese.


damn wolph..its called "targeting" and in that case only u see such mmo?! banner..if some japanese user is playing sport browser games the chances r very high that he will see a buzzerbeater banner on a website that implented banner add

cheerio

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I get what your saying about the spam thing on forums didn't really think about it like that. Don't lots of people in Japan speak English though? I mean if they see the logo they might click on it just out of curiosity or something.

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It doesn't help that English is one of the harder languages to learn in general, the European countries have such an advantage over eastern countries because most English words are rooted in other European languages like German and French. It stinks that your country has a stigma about people not being able to learn another language as stupid, most Americans don't know English that well either, let alone another language.

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It doesn't help that English is one of the harder languages to learn in general

English is the easiest language to learn! Try german, russian or chinese if you want something hard to learn...

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From: Jahill

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I'm just going off of what other people say, I'm a native English speaker, how would I know how hard it is to learn as a second language?

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English pretty much has two words for everything, one derived from a Germanic dialect, and one derived from the romantic languages (Latin, Italian, Spanish & French)

So, it is easy for those who speak 'romance' languages like French or Spanish or 'Germanic' languages like, well, German, to learn to speak a form of English.

It is a hell of a lot harder to learn if your own language is Chinese or Japanese.

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It doesn't help that English is one of the harder languages to learn in general

English is the easiest language to learn! Try german, russian or chinese if you want something hard to learn...


It's funny that you chose three of the four non-English languages I've studied somewhat (the fourth was the one I studied the longest, which is French).

Grammatically, Mandarin Chinese didn't appear too difficult - no conjugating verbs, you'd just add an extra character to denote something was in the past rather than the present. Of course, speaking it was a different story, as each syllable had its own intonation (whether it was high, rising, falling or down and up, or something like that - I've forgotten the specifics). And characters instead of an alphabet make it harder to pick up when reading some unknown text - you can't really sound something out as one can in the other languages.

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