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The Threat of Loss of Identity of the Kusunda Language in Nepal
Kusunda is not a language many people outside of Nepal will have ever heard of. Unless drastic action is taken, this will be even more true in the not so distant future, as Kusunda may be about to become extinct.
Read MoreShall we celebrate the Day of the Dead?
The Catholic institution of All Saints Day goes back to the early Middle Ages, at the very least. Is the festivity still appropriate in our day and age?
Read MoreConsequences of Bad Marketing Translation
This is probably the most unexpected statement from a translation agency: marketing material should probably not be translated at all, but developed from scratch in the target geography!
Read MoreThe Predominance of the Dinka Language in South Sudan
Dinka is one of those languages that are incredibly important in a regional area of the world - in this case Southern Sudan, but largely unknown outside of it.
Read MoreThe Crucial Significance of Medical Translation Services
Medical translation is one of those areas of translation services that can demonstrably save lives, quite literally. Quality in medical translation is therefore arguably more crucial than in any other language specialty.
Read MoreJapanese Language – One Main Language of the International Economy
With the advent of the BRICs, Japan has superficially lost appeal in terms of economic prospects. However, it should be remembered that the country still has the third largest economy in the world, and that the Japanese language is therefore still massively important in international business.
Read MoreSaving the Swazi Language and Culture
The Swazi language is one of many that have come under increasing pressure from the dominance and popularity of English. Much can be done to make sure that this important carrier of local culture will not disappear.
Read MoreThe Risks of Marketing Translation
There are clear risks and dangers in marketing translation. First and foremost, translation of marketing material should never be used as a means to save on marketing costs.
Read MoreThe Miraculous Rise of the Mandarin Language
With the rise of China as a global economic powerhouse, the importance of the Chinese language has, perhaps inevitably been on a steady rise as well. This is noticeable in educations systems around the world these days.
Read MoreNative Languages of Mexico
The Spanish language immediately jumps to mind when one thinks of the language situation in Mexico. The truth is, however, a lot more complex and interesting, and even Spanish is not the same as might be naively thought.
Read MoreChoosing A Reputable Translation Agency over a Freelance Translator
One of the basic choices when outsourcing a translation job is whether to choose a translation company or a freelance translator. There are arguments on both sides, but ultimately a translation company should be the first choice.
Read MoreLiteral or Free Translation: Which is the Most Useful Approach?
There has been an age-long debate about the relative merits of literal or free translation, and the issue is unlikely to be resolved anytime soon. In truth, both approaches can be appropriate, depending on the context and situation.
Read MoreThe Necessity of Braille Translation
For blind and visually-impaired people, the Braille script provides an invaluable communications tool. Braille translation services are therefore absolutely vital for the blind community to be integrated fully into society.
Read MoreThe Essential Help of the Russian Language
Russia is an increasingly important global economic player. This automatically makes the Russian language one of the most important international languages for business and politics alike.
Read MoreGlobalisation and Translation
Globalisation and translation are closely interlinked. In fact, one could say that translation is the junior, but quite essential, partner of successful globalisation.
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