MQL5.community Website Adds Three Languages: French, Italian, and Turkish
MetaQuotes, the developer of MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5, announced that MQL5.community has launched its website in three more localized versions: French, Italian, and Turkish. Up to now, the MQL5.community website is available in eleven languages.
According to MetaQuotes, tens of thousands of users from these countries visit MQL5.com to find useful information, to read articles about algorithmic trading, to purchase trading robots from the Market, and to subscribe to trading signals. After launching the new language versions, the company expects even more users to join the community.
As detailed in the official announcement, MetaQuotes has already localized and opened:
The entire website interface to ensure convenience in using the services
MQL5 Language Documentation, MetaTrader 5 Terminal Help and MetaEditor Reference to provide the best algorithmic trading experience
Some of the important topics to encourage users to join forum discussions
Meanwhile, a professional team of translators is further preparing materials from the Articles and Economic Calendar sections.
For those who monetize their skills via MQL5 services, the launch of the new languages provides an opportunity to reach new audiences and to increase sales. Add translations for your Market products and provide multi-lingual Signal or Code Base descriptions. Users will appreciate the availability of products and services in their native language.
The features of MQL5.community include:
24,000+ trading applications on the Market
6,000+ signals for automated copy trading
10,400+ free source codes in the Code Base
1000+ professional programmers to develop custom trading robots
1040 useful articles to help users create custom indicators and Expert Advisors
100,000+ discussion topics on the Forum
As Fazzaco reported earlier, MQL5.community has become available in Korean. A professional team of translators is further preparing materials from the Articles and Documentation sections in Korean.
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