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I Just Came to Say Hello

Hello, how are you today? If you live in a country such as the United States, where English is the most common language spoken, this is a phrase that you might utter a few times a day. If you live there and say hello in a different language, however, you’re still in good company, and that company may be getting more common. English as the Main Language According to the Census Bureau, the number of people who speak a Language Other Than English (LOTE) will continue to “slowly increase over

April 27, 2018 No Comments

International development

Finding the Right Translation for a Corporate Culture

Though English is one of the top spoken languages in the world, not having the ability to translate other languages “can be one of the biggest mistakes a business—especially those in the financial services sector—can make,” says World Finance. It’s a Big World Out There Translation is often the last thing that businesses think about when making plans and setting goals. However, with the rapid pace in which globalization is occurring each day, it should be on the top of the list. Translation has the power to make or break

April 18, 2018 No Comments

Marketing & Communication

Content is King, But How Does it Translate?

These days, content is everywhere. Any company that plans on establishing a real presence in the world needs content on their website and on social media channels. Content is King Content can be as simple as a daily Tweet, Instagram photo, or Facebook post. Website content can include blogs, articles, and even eBooks that can give consumers more information that ultimately leads them to trust you. And trust is not the only thing that keeps them coming back, it establishes you as a thought leader in the industry. You’ll find

April 11, 2018 No Comments

Translation

What You Never Knew About the Importance of Translation

Every September, the world recognizes International Translation Day. This might leave many people to wonder: Why is translation so important that it deserves its own day of celebration? Globalization is on the Rise If you were born in a country where English is the primary language spoken, you might not think about language translation very often. In countries like the United States, the main language is English, but with such a diverse population from other countries and cultures on the rise, there’s an increase in other written and spoken languages.

April 5, 2018 No Comments

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Top 5 Expressive Words with No Translation

Even people who only speak one language can often say hello in another. Whether it’s Bonjour, in French, or Hola, in Spanish, hello can be translated in just about any language spoken across the world. There are many words, however, that simply have no translation. The list is long and to put them all in one place would mean a lengthy piece. Instead, we’ll share our five favourites that express what we all feel from time to time in a relatable, but non-translatable, way. 1) Rocambolesco This fantastic Italian word

March 29, 2018 No Comments

Translation

How Translators Become Team Players

Recently, many of the hardest-working athletes in the world came together to participate in the 2018 Winter Olympics. Though most people know the countries that commonly attend, such as Canada, the United States, France, Germany, Sweden, and Norway, there were a total of 92 nations (plus the Olympic Athletes from Russia) that competed in the games. With so many teams from all over the world living and competing together, as well as the millions of people attending the event and watching from home, translation was mandatory to keep communications flowing.

March 14, 2018 No Comments

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Korean: North Vs. South Differences Since The Split

Though the 2018 Winter Olympic Games are giving both the North and South Korean people an opportunity to communicate on a neutral field, one wonders just how much they still understand of each other’s language. 70 Years of Separation Up to about 70 years ago, the entire peninsula of Korea spoke the same language. The difference between north and south was merely a directional distinction. Though there hasn’t been enough time for the Korean languages to be split into two unintelligible versions of the original language, 70 years is enough

February 21, 2018 No Comments

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The Multiple Levels of Difficulty in Translation

We often judge pursuits and adventures by what we perceive to be their level of difficulty. For instance, one might believe that baseball is an “easy” sport to play due to the simplicity of the rules; hit the ball with the bat and run. Some people think that cooking is an easy pursuit because you need only to follow a recipe. Translation might be seen as simply finding the right word, or multiple words, in another language and replacing it in a text. Easier Seen Than Done Anyone who has

February 1, 2018 No Comments

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