Indonesian became the most widely used language in the fifth social networking site Facebook. Based on recent reports on studies of language in social site Facebook, the Indonesian language under English, Spanish, French, and Turkish.
The survey, carried out the research firm Inside Network said more than 20 million speakers of Indonesian using Facebook.
Facebook's most popular language is English with 52 per cent. In second place was occupied by a considerable distance with a variant of Spanish-variant as much as 15 percent. Next in succession is Turkish, French, and Indonesia with each of the approximately 5 percent of users.
Then, following the Italian and German by 3.9 percent to about 2.7 percent. The most popular languages in the next Facebook is the language of China and Portuguese. The number of Facebook users themselves as a whole to reach 400 million people.
Indonesian is also the only language in Southeast Asia that is able to penetrate the top five most popular languages on Facebook. In fact, the condition of the telecommunications infrastructure in Indonesia is not as good as other countries in Asia. In addition, computer access in the ground water also is still very limited for the 234 million Indonesian population.
According to Inside Facebook, based in California, United States, these conditions create opportunities to profit from the country its national language is widely used.
"Along with the growth of Facebook worldwide, and with the increase in new users in countries outside the U.S., the language in which Facebook users are important factors for the perpetrator and the developer market," said a spokesman of Inside Network, as quoted from InsideFacebook, June 1 2010.
Inside Network also stressed how important it is to adjust the Facebook site with cultural and local values (vivanews.com)
The survey, carried out the research firm Inside Network said more than 20 million speakers of Indonesian using Facebook.
Facebook's most popular language is English with 52 per cent. In second place was occupied by a considerable distance with a variant of Spanish-variant as much as 15 percent. Next in succession is Turkish, French, and Indonesia with each of the approximately 5 percent of users.
Then, following the Italian and German by 3.9 percent to about 2.7 percent. The most popular languages in the next Facebook is the language of China and Portuguese. The number of Facebook users themselves as a whole to reach 400 million people.
Indonesian is also the only language in Southeast Asia that is able to penetrate the top five most popular languages on Facebook. In fact, the condition of the telecommunications infrastructure in Indonesia is not as good as other countries in Asia. In addition, computer access in the ground water also is still very limited for the 234 million Indonesian population.
According to Inside Facebook, based in California, United States, these conditions create opportunities to profit from the country its national language is widely used.
"Along with the growth of Facebook worldwide, and with the increase in new users in countries outside the U.S., the language in which Facebook users are important factors for the perpetrator and the developer market," said a spokesman of Inside Network, as quoted from InsideFacebook, June 1 2010.
Inside Network also stressed how important it is to adjust the Facebook site with cultural and local values (vivanews.com)
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