capabilities of the internet as a whole. At the start of the study, the author introduces the idea that while the internet was initially dominated by the English language, there is a growing presence of other languages, particularly as more people around the world gain access to the web. In her introductory summary, she emphasizes her investigation into non-English languages on the internet, showcasing how the distribution of websites mirrors language distribution globally. Lebert mentions the necessity for better translation tools and the ongoing projects aimed at enhancing multilingual interactions online. Through a series of interviews and analyses, she sets the stage for discussing the challenges and progress towards creating a truly multilingual internet landscape. (This is an automatically generated summary.)