Sitio en espaņol?

[Spiderman743]

Me interesa comprar su producto ya lo use como usuario y se me hace bastante atractivo, lo que si me gustaria es comprender todo el funcionamiento antes de probarlo y para ello si me gustaria saber si ustedes cuentan con version en espaņol de este sitio ķ donde puedo yo leer todas sus ventajas para aprovecharlas al maximo. Asi como caracteristicas en espaņol?

[Boxy]

Please respond in English so we answer your question.

[JakeS]

Me interesa comprar su producto ya lo use como usuario y se me hace bastante atractivo, lo que si me gustaria es comprender todo el funcionamiento antes de probarlo y para ello si me gustaria saber si ustedes cuentan con version en espaņol de este sitio ķ donde puedo yo leer todas sus ventajas para aprovecharlas al maximo. Asi como caracteristicas en espaņol?

Su no hay lista de características en espaņol pero puedes utilizar un convertidor al espaņol que puedes también poner a tu tablero al espaņol si es necesitado corrigiendo idiomas.

(Utilicé el google para convertir inglés-espaņol)

Aquí está un acoplamiento a una conversiķn del Web site del vBulletin.

http://translate.google.com/translat...&hl=en&ie=UTF8

[mariohn]

Hello, i have just started a site about vbulletin in spanish you can ask any questions you have and ask for help about whatever you need.


Hola, acabo de comensar un sitio de vbulletin en espaņol donde puedes encontrar ayuda y puedes hacer preguntas

http://www.forovbulletin.com

[Floris]

mariohn, we're in a pre-sales forum here, trying to help people who want to buy vBulletin, please don't advertise your site here as your web site is not an official vBulletin web site.

Again, English only in this thread please.

[JakeS]

mariohn, we're in a pre-sales forum here, trying to help people who want to buy vBulletin, please don't advertise your site here as your web site is not an official vBulletin web site.

Again, English only in this thread please.

Quick question, if you tell someone who doesn't know English at all so your telling them English only please, how are they going to know what you said? and in the end you will ban them as they are most likely trying to tell you over and over they don't speak English and then you loose a customer due to banning them, So how do you get them to be your customer?

[subzero06]

vBulletin needs Spanish support...just like there is in German, Hungarian and Chinese languages.
i have seen a lot of threads of Spanish speaking people asking questions about vBulletin.

[JakeS]

vBulletin needs Spanish support...just like there is in German, Hungarian and Chinese languages.
i have seen a lot of threads of Spanish speaking people asking questions about vBulletin.

Indeed, I would run the Spanish one but Obviously I cannot due to legal reasons, and I can not type in Spanish, but I can read it Don't ask me why because I don't know.

[Floris]

Quick question, if you tell someone who doesn't know English at all so your telling them English only please, how are they going to know what you said? and in the end you will ban them as they are most likely trying to tell you over and over they don't speak English and then you loose a customer due to banning them, So how do you get them to be your customer?

If you're responding to someone in Spanish as a last resort to help, at least include the English text.

The problem of only speaking English is what the user has with every web site and company where they type an respond in English only. The Spanish user can use Google translate or other online quick translators to help get him or her started.

We're an English web site, with as rule to post in English only as our moderators wish to read and understand each post. If we support Spanish, German, Japanese and Norwegian on our forums, the French person will be disappointed, and our English only customers are really confused.

Please let's get back on topic and speak English only, and if the user wishes to speak with a Spanish speaking staff member please contact sales:

http://www.vbulletin.com/go/sales

[JakeS]

If you're responding to someone in Spanish as a last resort to help, at least include the English text.

The problem of only speaking English is what the user has with every web site and company where they type an respond in English only. The Spanish user can use Google translate or other online quick translators to help get him or her started.

We're an English web site, with as rule to post in English only as our moderators wish to read and understand each post. If we support Spanish, German, Japanese and Norwegian on our forums, the French person will be disappointed, and our English only customers are really confused.

Please let's get back on topic and speak English only, and if the user wishes to speak with a Spanish speaking staff member please contact sales:

http://www.vbulletin.com/go/sales

Oh, so if someone asked you for help like this for instants...

Hola....

and then in english

Hello....

You guys would not tell them to speak in English?

[Creepshow]

Quick question, if you tell someone who doesn't know English at all so your telling them English only please, how are they going to know what you said? and in the end you will ban them as they are most likely trying to tell you over and over they don't speak English and then you loose a customer due to banning them, So how do you get them to be your customer?

EXACTLY! I've always thought the same thing.

[Fusion]

It's been pointed out earlier that non-English posts are okay as long as the same text is included in English.

I realize some people just don't know English, and therefore cannot comply with this requirement, but I find the positions of both Floris and Jake a tad silly. You're like a couple of kids pointing out each other's flaws.

If you'd like to continue to debate this issue, may I humbly suggest you do it in private? The current thread has been asked&answered, and to continue serves no purpose whatsoever for potential customers.

[Eagle Creek]

Go to Bablefish, run your spanish text and post the english text. It's for sure not perfect, but fine enought to understand what the person is talking about.