Your native tongue is the language you grew up speaking at home, the one that comes naturally to you without much effort. Many freelance jobs, especially in writing, customer service, and communication, require working in English or another widely spoken language. Some freelancers work in a second language every single day and do very well at it. But it can take extra effort to communicate clearly and professionally in a language that is not your first. So do you think working in a second language puts a freelancer at a disadvantage, or can it actually open more opportunities?
Ask Can someone freelance in a language that is not their native tongue?
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