Good afternoon...

Maybe the following can be interesting. I am Dutch and using Jaws, so maybe that's why I visit quite a lot international websites..
First of all you could try to use foreign google-sites (such as www.google.nl). European websites usually contain more than one language.. maybe an idea?
Secondly you could try to find some foreign libraries for the blind (easy, because these sites are accessible... or should be)
Israël http://www.clfb.org.il/main.htm (Hebrew)
Canada: http://www.cnib.ca/frn/index.htm (Français)
France: http://www.unionfrancophonedesaveugles.org/
The Netherlands..http://www.anderslezen.nl (Dutch)
Bulgaria: http://members.fortunecity.com/nllb/maindosbg.htm (Bulgarian)
Germany: http://www.dvbs-online.de/
Russia (Moscow): http://www.rgbs.ru/index.php
Spain: http://www.once.es/

The EBU-website (Eurpean Blind Union): http://www.euroblind.org/. It is in English, but you could try the links under "useful services".

I'm interested in the results of your study!
Hester

>Hi everybody.
>
>I am looking for websites which are written in languages other than
>English.
>I'm playing around with the new features of the JAWS 5 beta, and the only
>website in another language I've gotten so far is www.once.org , the
>blindness organization of Spain. I am running Eloquence with all languages
>currently loaded. Besides American-English: British English, Castilian and
>Latin-American Spanish, French both standard and Canadian, Italian,
>Finnish,
>German and Brazilian-Portuguese. I tried doing a Google search for Finnish
>websites that actually have Finnish on them, and the only one I came across
>had some sort of flash thing that wasn't accessible and kept refreshing.
>Any
>help greatly appreciated. Thank you.
>Jacob
>
>
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