How does understanding local language help a business person with sales?

[King Belieal]

People are saying that a person understanding the local language of the location that he is operating the business would help with sales. How does a understanding of local language help a business person to make more sales?

 

[eLdavis]

Understanding the local language of your business location helps with easy communication between you and potential customers out there.

 

[Springtime]

Communicating with customers in their language may help to build better relationship. The customer will find it more convenient to buy from your store if you speak his/her language.

 

[Augusta]

Understanding local dialects, regional expressions, and business-specific jargon can help your sales team avoid confusion with the customers

 

[Fidelia]

The sentiment that has to do with humans would make them want to give you preference simply because you speak their language.

 

[kit_hung]

People are saying that a person understanding the local language of the location that he is operating the business would help with sales. How does a understanding of local language help a business person to make more sales?

A businessperson who knows the local language can better understand customer needs, provide better service, and avoid communication errors. They can also use common phrases, local jokes, and the culture of the language to build a closer relationship. This creates a friendly and trustworthy environment.

In a competitive market, language is a differentiator that can elevate you. It is more than words—it is emotion, culture, and deep understanding. A business that speaks the language of its customers, speaks the language of success.

 

[Augusta]

It would help you to relate well with customers that are native and can't communicate fluently in the official language of the country

 

[BeeRoyal13]

People are saying that a person understanding the local language of the location that he is operating the business would help with sales. How does a understanding of local language help a business person to make more sales?

Learning the language of that location shows dedication in networking with your customers and learning more about their culture

 

[Augusta]

It helps build trust and rapport with international partners, clients, and customers, making interactions more personal

 

[King Belieal]

Customers always sway sentiments to purchase towards a business person that they can speak the local language with. That's why many business people learn local languages.

 

[Tobi]

For the most part, there are interpreters speaking pretty much every language imaginable, so getting the diction translated is not an issue.

However, there can still be language problems in international relations. Tone is very difficult to convey through translations because of the difference in expression between languages and translators do their best to stay neutral in situations and not imply tone.

 

[Kross]

If your customer base is the local populace and the people dealing with sales directly don't understand local language, the business would struggle with sales.

 

[Augusta]

Speaking the local language helps build one with relating better with customers, making interactions more personal

 

[kit_hung]

Customers always sway sentiments to purchase towards a business person that they can speak the local language with. That's why many business people learn local languages.

A customer buys from someone who speaks their language
That's why shoplifters learn local languages
When you explain to them in their language they feel they are being manipulated?

 

[Trush Jodie]

In my country, that people are emotionally attached to their tribe, understanding the local language of the location of your business gives s an automatic advantage.

 

[Augusta]

Thats right if you want sales you need to learn the local language if that environment to interact with customers bettet

 

[Fidelia]

If you are always speaking English for customers that can't speak it, they might be embarrassed and stop coming to patronize you.