Languages of the World spoken by
Executive
Members of ICIWorld
All members speak English.
Contact an Executive Members who also
speaks:
Arabic |
Armenian |
Bengali |
Bulgarian |
Cantonese |Croatian
|
Dutch |
Farsi(Persian) |
Filipino |
French |
German |
Greek |
Hebrew |
Hungarian |
Kannada | Kordish |
Korean |
Italian |
Hindi,
Urdu,
Gujarati,
Lithuanian |
Swahili |
Macedonian |
Maltese |
Mandarin |
Nepalese |
Polish |Portuguese
|
Punjabi |
Romanian |
Russian |
Serbian |
Spanish |
Swedish |
Tamil |
Tagalog |
Tulu |
Ukrainian |
Vietnamese |
Yiddish |
Yugoslavian
They can help you no matter where in the world
you are located!
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Search a list of members, their Haves and Wants,
visit their home page and more. Click on any of the following logos.
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Ask a member for assistance for more
information on any message number.
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Place your Haves and Wants through a member for
Internet global exposure.
Roster of all members.
Challenges for real estate professionals. The
“number” one challenge for real estate professionals dealing with
international clients was language. While this was obviously not an issue
for buyers from the United Kingdom, for real estate professionals whose
clients are from non-English-speaking countries this was a concern. This
was especially true for those buyers who were purchasing properties as an
investment – who felt more comfortable reading the contract in their own
language. In most cases, if real estate salespeople did not speak the
language of the clients (or if the clients were not fluent in English),
they attempted to find someone in their firm/office who did or suggested
their client seek legal advice from an attorney who was fluent in their
client’s language.
A challenge for REALTORS® was the reputation of real
estate professionals in the client’s home country. Some international
clients originated in countries that do not have real estate licensing
laws or where real estate agents (or estate agents) are held in fairly low
esteem. They needed to be educated about using licensed REALTORS® and the
protections that it affords.
For Executive Members:
Do you speak another language?
In an effort to serve the world in
different languages:
- enter the languages that you
speak, other than english, in the comments section of your record on
ICIWorld;
- go to
www.iciworld.com,
click on Member Management, click on My Record. Look for the
"comments area" near the bottom;
- add the languages that you
speak to the comments area;
- we provide a
directory to the world of members and the languages spoken and the contact information.
People can then contact you directly.
We promote
to the public that there are members of ICIWorld who can serve them who
speak their language.
All they have to do is call you.
Message to Executive Members
If people call you about joining ICIWorld such as
another real estate broker or salesperson you can network with them and
also mention to them the basics of the service and point them to:
If they are calling about buying or selling real
estate, you can take this as an opportunity to serve them. Place
their Haves and Wants on ICIWorld for them, etc.
Feel free to call when you have questions.
Sincerely
Gary Nusca, CCIM
iciworld.com
1-877-272-1721 North America
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official language? |
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have gotten by without declaring English their official language.
English Only legislation first appeared in 1981 as a constitutional English Language Amendment
but the measure never came to Congressional vote. As for the official
language of individual states, only 23 have adopted Official English
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