You know as well as any that micro-messaging is one of the web’s most efficient forms of communication. We’ve got Twitter, Identica and Tumblr just to name a few. Now, let me be the first to introduce you to one of the web’s newest micro-messaging sites, CitySpeek.

CitySpeek allows you to easily stay in contact with your friends, family, teammates, co-workers and customers. Like other micro-messaging sites, CitySpeek gives you 140 characters to tell the world what’s on your mind. But what you need to know about is what makes CitySpeek different.

CitySpeek calls messages speeks. Speeks can include a picture or video. CitySpeek offers both public and private groups. We are also integrated directly with Flickr and YouTube.

The most recent, and we think the most exciting, feature to hit CitySpeek is translation. CitySpeek users now have the ability to translate speeks originally written in any one of over 30 supported languages, into their own native language. CitySpeek is currently the only micro-messaging web site with an integrated translation service.