Oh my. Facebook pages are now available in every single language. Due to a new inline translation feature the social network...

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Facebook has given the word "like" a whole new meaning all over the globe, but have you ever wondered what the Facebook Like button looks like in other parts of the world where English is not the primary language?  From ‘Me gusta’ in Spain to ‘Lik dette’ in Norway, ‘Imenipendeza’ in Kenya and ‘Curtir’ in Brazil, a new infographic from Bigmouthmedia translates the like button across the globe.


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Thank you Miles Lothe for taking the whole brogramming thing to the next level by reading the entire Facebook TOS and translating it into bro-speak. This is amazing because Facebook, aside from Manpacks (yes it exists), is the most brogrammy startup on earth -- Please email or IM  me if you want me to elaborate on this, because it's late but I can totally prove it. And for those of you don't know what a brogrammer is please check out this very very informative Quora thread or this um,  brogramme [...]

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