
Celebrating Greek Independence Day And The Power of Greek Translation
Prepare your Greek flags and get your marching boots on because March 25th is Greece’s Independence Day, also known as the “Anniversary of the Greek Revolution”. Over 200 years ago, Greece liberated itself from the Ottoman Empire in 1821 after nearly 400 years of foreign domination. Throughout the country, people ...
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5 More Amazing Spring Traditions For The International Translator
With the warmer weather approaching, people in global translation services are taking advantage of the warmth! However, regardless of where any international translator or interpreter may be, festivals or celebrations are happening to welcome spring: the season of rebirth. Spring Equinox In Mexico For The International Translator All across Mexico, ...
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Women And The History Of Professional Translation Services
Professional translation services have always been a necessity since humans developed multiple languages in order to bridge the linguistic gaps between societies. This Women’s History Month, let’s take a look at many of the talented women who served as translators and interpreters throughout history. Catherine Parr And Professional Translation Services ...
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3 Embarrassing Professional Translations That Failed US Presidents
Being president comes with a lot of responsibilities, one of them being constant communication with other countries’ leaders and occasional speeches to their people. These speeches are very often memorable, yet sometimes not for good reasons. Here are 3 cases where professional translations failed US presidents, causing great embarrassment to ...
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Valentine’s Day: Cultural Traditions And Global Translation Services
With Valentine’s Day soon approaching, it’s interesting to recall that there are so many ways to express love that often vary depending on the culture! Let's explore Valentine’s Day throughout the world as well as the different ways each culture expresses “I love you" using the power of global translation ...
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5 Interesting Facts About Ukrainian And Russian Translation
The increase in learners of the Ukrainian language has increased 200% in 2022 on the world’s most popular language learning app, Duolingo. This growing interest in learning Ukrainian has caused many people to notice the similarities it has with the Russian language. The Ukrainian language and Russian language may appear ...
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3 Embarrassing Professional Translation And Localization Mistakes
Releasing your product and/or services internationally is a must if you want to see increased profitability and gain the competitive edge over other companies. However, it must be done correctly with professional translation and localization services or else there can be some costly and interesting consequences. Below are 3 examples ...
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How Global Translation Services Popularized Lunar New Year
Lunar New Year is traditionally celebrated throughout Asia in China, Vietnam, South Korea, Singapore, Japan and more. But, with the help of global translation services, people from around the world now partake in the celebrations of this holiday. Let’s take a look at some of the traditional practices the whole ...
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5 Interesting Facts About Korean Translation
Korean stands as one of the world's most interesting languages. Given Korea's position as a major player in the global economy in addition to its global cultural reach, Korean translation is of the utmost importance. Here are five amazing facts about this great language: 1. Korean Has 82 Million Speakers ...
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7 Interesting Facts About Italian Translation
From movies to its famed cuisine, Italian culture is everywhere. Additionally, Italian stands as one of the most beautiful Romance languages. Here are six essential facts about this incredible language and Italian translation: Italian Translation And Its Popularity Have you ever wondered how many people speak Italian? According to Ethnologue, ...
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