Odnoklassniki announces its Tajik version, the last among CIS localizations
Late last week, Odnoklassniki, Russia’s second-largest social network, announced the prospective launch of its Tajik version. The language of this small Central Asian country is expected to become the last to join the family of the former Soviet Union languages Odnoklassniki speaks.
In its brief message to users, the network said its mobile version was already available in Tajik; and Russian news agency RIA Novosti quoted Maria Lapuk, a spokesperson for Odnoklassniki, as saying at a press conference in Tajikistan’s capital of Dushanbe that “the web-based version will also be fully localized in a near future.”
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