We recently decided that a basic version of zooma.agency should be available in the mother tongue of everyone who works at Zooma.
Most of us are Swedes, so we covered that by launching the first-ever Swedish version of the site last year. But, of course, I'm English, so that wasn't a problem - Zooma's online presence has been English-first since the start. But there are plenty of other languages here - one of them being Serbian, spoken by our colleague Marko Kukanjac.
So for that reason, Zooma now has a Serbian online presence for the first time.
We haven't translated the entire site - just a few key pages. But it's a start. Now, Zooma will hopefully be a bit easier to find for the people of Serbia, a country with:
- Around 6.1 million residents - a little over half the population of Sweden
- Many famous sons and daughters - like physicist Nikola Tesla, tennis player Novak Djokovic and artist Marina Abramovic
- A fictional national animal - the two-headed white eagle. Serbia is one of the very few countries that have a national animal that isn't real - other examples are Lebanon (the phoenix), Portugal (the dragon), and Scotland (the unicorn).
Now, we have a few more languages on the list - Afrikaans, Vietnamese and Chinese, to name just a few. We'll let you know here on The Bulletin when we go live.
