Whenever I use social media tools, I find myself communicating in two languages: English and Tagalog. I use the former to talk to international contacts, and the latter for local contacts. It's not a strict rule, since I prefer to use English, but there are some cases where sending updates in Tagalog is preferable or unavoidable.
For bilingual web workers, social networking can be a juggling act. How can we interact in one language without alienating part of our audience?
Bilingual Social Networking: How to Interact in More than One Language
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