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Bahasa Indonesia is recognized by UNESCO

The Impacts of Bahasa Indonesia Recognition as UNESCO Working Language

Unveiling the Impact: Bahasa Indonesia's UNESCO Recognition Following its designation as the 10th official language of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), this significant achievement holds numerous potential impacts for us as Indonesians.

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Indonesia Rejoices as Bahasa Indonesia Becomes UNESCO's 10th Official Language

Indonesia erupted in jubilation as Bahasa Indonesia was officially recognized as the 10th official language of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). This momentous achievement was marked by the unanimous adoption of Resolution 42 C/28 at the Plenary Session of the 42nd General Conference of UNESCO held in Paris, France, on Monday, November 20, 2023.

Why Website Localization is Crucial for Your Business?

Your website is a great place for you to interact with your audience/customers. In some cases, it doesn’t even need personal touch because your customers can consult the FAQ, Your Privacy Policy, or Terms of Service. If you really want to get better engagement with your audience, you can have an interactive conversation on your website in their native language. It takes more manpower and thus costs, but it is valuable to strengthen your customer loyalty.

Happy International Translation Day, Happy Translators!

While I was a senior high school student, I never imagined being a translator. Never in my life, I crossed paths with a translator, either in the books I read, the TV shows I watched, or the meetings I visited. In a small agricultural world where I live, translation and translator are just out of touch. The only profession with requires English proficiency is a language teacher. That’s the closest profession to the translator, I think.

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