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Translation Services Help You Deal With Hard-to-Translate Languages (Part 2)
Welcome back to the second half of our two-part article on the hard languages to translate and how a translation service can help. Last time we talked about languages that are hard to translate vs languages that are hard to find translators for along with a few statistics. Let’s start back up at difficult languages…
Translation Services Help You Deal With Hard-to-Translate Languages (Part 1)
In the world of translation and interpreting not all languages are treated equally. The ability to translate between any two languages takes a fair depth of knowledge and contextual understanding, meaning that languages that are difficult to learn are also more difficult to source translations for because it’s not easy for translators to add them…
MICA: The Four Cornerstones Of Translation
If the simple translation of a group of words into another language was all that’s required, any bilingual person could do it. In fact, computers do it all the time, simply exchanging words or phrases in one language for similar words and phrases in another. Of course that’s not nearly enough. In any type of…
Why Simplicity Can Be Better Than Complexity in Translation
Languages are interesting things. They help us to convey what we want to tell the other person. This can be an instruction (do this, do that) or an opinion (I think this or that). We can use language to share things that meant something to us (I felt good or bad, I found this funny).…
Working with a Translation Company vs. an In-House Translator
Whether you’re taking your business abroad or you’re trying to serve a local population which speaks a different language, you can use the services of a translation company. There are many business documents which will require translation if you have business dealings abroad, such as letters, reports, memos, emails etc. And if you don’t have…
Intuitive Native Translations for Your International Marketing Campaigns (Part 2)
Welcome back to the second half of our two-part article on successfully translating a marketing campaign for a new cultural market. Last time we talked about historic translation mistakes made by big brands in the past and the importance of translation by people who understand how your message will be received. Let’s pick up at…