Translation Insights & News

Breaking Barriers: Translating Indigenous and Lesser-Known Languages

In today's rapid-paced society, communication is critical. But what if someone represents a language spoken by very few? What if they go to the hospital, court, school, etc.?

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How Multilingual Content Boosts Global SEO and Online Visibility

In today's digital world, your website is your global storefront. If your storefront only speaks one language, however, then you are probably leaving millions of potential customers behind.

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5 Vital Facts About Micronesian Languages in US Administration & Why They Matter

Among the nearly 400 languages spoken in the United States, the Micronesian languages occupy a uniquely important – though mostly unrecognized – space. There are thousands of citizens from the Freely Associated States (FSM, RMI and Palau) who live, work, study and access services throughout the United States, therefore

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The Role of Professional Translators in Cross-Border Communication

In our fast-paced, digital-first world, the ability to connect across borders has become easier than ever—but language still remains one of the biggest barriers to genuine understanding

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Translation vs. Localization: Why the Difference Is a Big Deal

So, you're thinking about taking your business global. Awesome! First thought? Translation, right? Getting your stuff into the local language is a must. But here's the thing: translation is just the first step.

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Why Getting Translation Right for Different Cultures Matters in Global Business

Now that the world’s a smaller place, companies aren't just up against local competition. They're playing on a global stage. If a company wants to grow overseas, one thing can really set them apart: translation that gets the culture right.

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key to successful corporate communication, AI vs Human translation

In our globalized business world, communication is key to success internationally. Communicating what you actually mean, saying it convincingly, and doing so in other languages/cultures is more than a mission.

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