Pinterest now available in Greek

imageATHENS - March 20, 2014: The Pinterest, the  κοινωνικής δικτύωσης που επισκέπτονται δεκάδες  people around the world to get inspiration for things they love, translated into Greek. Starting today, users in Greece can access its translated version his Pinterest, as well as in its iOS and Android applications

"We are excited to now enable its Greek users to explore the things they love in their own language," said Matt Crystal, the company's Head of International Relations. "In Greece, Pinterest has an active pinning community in our most popular categories, such as fashion, travel, crafts, and home decor. "The translated version is a first step in helping Pinners discover their interests and hobbies in a whole new way."

A growing global community

Last year, Pinterest was released in more than 20 languages, with more translations expected in 2014.

"The global development of Pinterest is a top priority for us because the more people register on the site, the more interests will be represented and therefore our services to the Pinners will be improved," added Crystal.

People use Pinterest to create wish lists, design their home décor, get inspired for places to visit, discover new recipes, and more. On Pinterest, users can "follow" other Pinners with similar interests to get creative ideas for their daily activities or things they hope to do sometime in the future. As a global discovery tool, Pinners gain access to an inexhaustible source of visual content based on the categories they are most interested in. Come on in, take a look at Pinterest at www.pinterest.com or download them iOS and Android its applications.

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