Bitcoin Forum

I want to know what are the most popular Bitcoin or crypto currency forums that are popular in other countries that speak a foreign language.

I want to use google translator and read what people who don't speak English are talking about.

I will update this post with your links organized by language/country.

Thank you in advance.

Edit:

I'm specially interested in Chinese/Japanese/Korean Bitcoin or cryptocurrency forums. But you can also share forums from other countries too.

I don't think there is a popular forum than the local forum of Bitcointalk in Turkey.

I own a local bitcoin forum, pinoybitcoin.org (http://pinoybitcoin.org) ; It's quite new so expect lower activity.

But the Philippines section of bitcointalk is still the most active here in our country, as people usually hang out here for signature campaigns.

I dont think there are other bitcoin forums that is popular to my country besides bitcointalk because only few people like me that has some knowledge in bitcoin or how to earn online through bitcoin. Many people still succumb in their fiat currency they dont know that there is a lot of opportunity to earn money online. So they look for realjobs that pays them low and eventually fires them if they are useless to the company like being old or none productive. If more people has knowledge on this digital currency i think more and more forum sites will eventually emerge that is only exclusive for other countries but right now the most popular forum of them all is bitcointalk as all bitcoin enthusiast, trader, investor, miner, developer gather here in this single forum.

No bitcoin forum in our country. most people super active in bitcointalk

If it does not say "bitcointalk.org" then it is not a popular Bitcoin Forum

Besides, why would anyone want to leave the hub of all cryto information regardless of the origin of country?

Bitcointalk has local boards [ DO NOT POST SESC LINKS #5]here[/url].

While the bulk of the forum is in English, several of these local boards are quite active.  Bitcointalk is the forum that satoshi started, so it'll always be very significant for Bitcoin fans everywhere.

However, beware of all the spammers that use those local boards for their ICO campaigns, use bots and stuff.  Since a lot of the mods speak English, some of the local boards can get pretty shit.

I think the most popular forum about bitcoins in our country PH is Bitcointalk & Primedice because i have many friends using this.

I don't know any public bitcoin related forums in the entire EU that have a substantial amount of members. ( I am talking about countries such as germany, swiss, poland, france, Italy, Croatia, the netherlands, belgium). I think that bitcointalk is currently the only relevant forum for them to use anyway.

I don't think there is a really popular Dutch bitcoin forum around, but I know it is heavily discussed on local tech site boards.

It's only a few threads, but it gathers hundreds of posts per day.

The most popular Bitcoin forum in the US (other than this one, of course) would have to be the USA Bitcoin Subreddit (see here: https://reddit.com/r/Bitcoin).

I am not aware of any other major Bitcoin-related forums which are bigger than the subreddit mentioned above. That doesn't mean there are none, just if there are I don't know about them.

Most of the people of our country are involved with bitcointalk and work here.but this bitcoin forum is not available in our country.

In my country there are no forum, which are dedicated to bitcoin. But there are few business forums which have threads or boards about bitcoin and other currencies. If you interested,I can send you links.
These discussions aren't very active, but I often find it interesting. But I noticed that majority of people from my country discuss in english speaking part of bitcointalk.
P.S. I think it would be better to move this thread to Service Discussions board.

I actually can't find a forum specific to bitcoin and my locality. Probably too small to have one. I think most of the bitcoin users come to this forum instead.