English or your native language? You can answer this by asking yourself who your target audience is. If you only want to work in your own country, then use your own language. But do you also want to work internationally, write in English. You can also consider making your website bilingual (but keep it clear).
For ankepanke.nl I choose to do English & Dutch. To reach both (potential) clients. Dutch and international. It's a hassle sometimes, because it's basically 2 websites, but I think it's worth it.
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