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We’ve been involved in a very exciting project helping to create and launch StorySign. Find out how we delivered our sign language interpreting services across a multifaceted campaign.
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Watch this insightful video interview with one of our expert translators! Here English – Japanese translator, Aya Lewis, shares her advice for companies and organisations working with translators for the first time. Her story is also an interesting example for young aspiring linguists.
Read more »Arabic is the fourth most widely spoken language in the world, and therefore a very important language for international business. In this post Sophie Howe discusses why you should invest in Arabic language skills and key considerations for doing business in Arabic speaking countries.
Read more »In this post Sophie Howe discusses why French should be a priority for many businesses looking to export into new markets or expand overseas. Learn more about French translations here.
Read more »Mandarin is ranked as the second most important language for UK businesses and organisations today – and in the future. If China forms part of your business’ global strategies, read on.
Read more »Happy Valentine’s Day! Did this morning’s post bring cards, chocolates, flowers and gifts aplenty from your significant other…or secret admirer? Yes, it’s Valentine’s Day, originally a saint’s day but now more closely associated with romance and love. Some ‘valentines’ – the name given to greeting cards sent on this day – bear romantic poems, such as
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There are widespread differences between Brazilian and European Portuguese, most notably in pronunciation and vocabulary. Although Portuguese as spoken in Brazil and Portugal (and several other locations around the world) is essentially the same language, there are many differences between dialects. That means getting your business’s message across clearly is a job for a native
Read more » Canadian French exhibits many differences from Continental or Metropolitan French, especially in less formal and spoken language. Canadian French is used as a general term for the various dialects of French spoken in Canada. These include Quebec French or Québécois and also those used in other Francophone communities throughout the country, especially Ontario and New
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Swiss German is very different to Standard German, to the extent that a lot of Germans have difficulty understanding it. Finding a translator with local knowledge is therefore critical. Swiss German is really a collection of German dialects used by around 4.5 million people in Switzerland, as well as in some alpine communities in Italy.
Read more »Hello! Mirëdita! Ni Hao! Szia! Welcome back to Global Chatter, a monthly compilation of our team’s favourite blogs, news items and online resources all about the rich, wild and wonderful world of languages. With an international team and a global network of 3,000 linguists (covering 200 languages!), hand-picked for their professionalism and skill, we make
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