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By now, we have all heard of the “Golden Rule” – do unto others as you would have them do unto you. This rule of life as a whole is applicable to other, smaller areas of life as well; business included. How people are treated and the quality of the work they receive are the most…
There are at least 7,102 known languages in the world today; 23 of these are a mother tongue for more than 50 million people. The image below shares the many languages spoken in this world, including how many people really speak them. We represent each language within black borders and then provide the numbers of native speakers…
While English increases in popularity, there are words and phrases commonly found in various other languages that will never be directly translatable. We’re here to celebrate these beautiful, strange, and often elaborate expressions that hold importance to their respective cultures. Japanese is the primary language of Japan and is spoken by over 128 million people…
For a company expanding their global audience as a whole, reaching foreign customers in an intelligent way is absolutely essential. After all, performing well in one market doesn’t mean that the same success will be achieved in another. With the right tools and resources, however, companies can make a significant mark with audiences overseas and…
As Spanish language experts (many of us native speakers!), we know quite a lot about the history, growth and depth behind the language itself. That said, there is always something new to learn! Below in this infographic, created by SpeakingLatino.com, are some amazing, unique and interesting facts about Spanish and those who speak it – how…
Beyond the linguistic qualities that are needed in any translation project, when we’re presented with an English to Arabic translation we are actually undertaking a job that calls for deep-seated knowledge of the differences between both languages and the cultures to which they belong. English to Arabic translation implies a solid understanding and respect for differences…
