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Pulitzer Prize-Winner Jhumpa Lahiri, ESL and Translation Services from English into English
When you’re walking around in New York City, you’re likely to hear many different languages, from English and Spanish to French, Chinese and Hindi. Some of the people speaking these languages are tourists from different countries. They come to New York to visit the Statute of Liberty and the Empire State building. Others are immigrants…
“Déjà vu,” “Zeitgeist” and “Chutzpah”: How Translation Services Convey Shades of Meaning In-Between Words
There are certain languages that borrow freely from other languages. English, for example, has many words which originated in other languages. “Pajamas” comes from the Hindi word “pyjama” meaning a loose pair of drawstring pants. “Déjà vu” is a phrase obviously borrowed from the French. We also use words such as “zeitgeist” which comes from…
Masculine and Feminine Energy: Translation Services that Understand Gendering in Different Languages
Different languages have different rules. Whereas in English, non-living things are referred to as “it,” in languages such as French, they are referred to as “he” or “she” (“il” and “elle”). To someone who speaks English, it sounds odd to refer to a book as “he” but in French, this is de rigueur. A book…
Tolstoy, Freud and Homer: How Translation Services Bring Out Everyone’s Basic Humanity
When you translate a document, you are assuming that people essentially communicate in the same way. There are similarities between people the world over. Even if they may be citizens of different nations, speaking different languages, they still possess that basic quality of humanity. Their physical needs are similar, consisting of food, clothing and shelter.…
5 Signs That Your Business Needs Translation Services
Maybe you started out your business as a tiny mom-and-pop venture and grew it into something much bigger as time went on. Often, when a business is small, you make do with whatever means are at your disposal, from cheaper menus for your restaurant to a smaller office space for your growing NGO. However, as…
5 Things To Consider Before Getting Business Translation Services
If you’re planning to sell your product or service in another country where a language other than English is spoken, you’re going to need translation services. Even within the US, it is often necessary to translate brochures or flyers into different languages if you’re targeting communities where the first language isn’t English. Universities often translate…