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Translation mistakes uncovered: Chinese Part 1
In this century, translation has become a popular profession around the world, and one that plays a significant role in ...
TOP 4 signs that an LSP needs a localization partner for Asian languages?
Localization is important all over the world and is an essential part of earning the trust of your target audience ...
Overcoming home office challenges: project management
Project managers are key players in helping companies pursue their ventures in such unstable times business-wise. They are the people ...
Japan and Korea – the different aspects of Children’s day
Almost every country has a holiday that celebrates children. Youngsters are a very important part of society and there are ...
Being successful in Japan: the challenges of gaming localization and translation
The interactive entertainment software industry, popularly known as the video game industry is reaching overwhelming numbers in net worth and ...
Cultural differences: saying “no” in India – how to read between the lines
In this blog, we’re often writing about cultural differences and peculiarities – habits some cultures have adopted that some of ...
The marathon craze in Asia – combining healthy with fun
With spring going full force and summer waiting just around the corner people have already fully woken up and are ...
Virtual networking: maintaining a relationship with clients and how the translation industry copes during this time of the outbreak?
In light of the recent events, humanity has to face a great number of difficulties. Due to the coronavirus outbreak, ...
The differences between Native Speakers and Philologists
What is philology? Let us start by answering the question “What is a philologist?” Philology was born and brought to ...
The evolution of the Songkran Festival in Thailand
The Songkran festival is one of the most important celebrations in Thailand and is officially celebrated annually between the 13th ...
Asian loanwords in English: Chinese
Loanwords are the words that pass from one language to another. People often refer to this act as “borrowing” although ...
A linguistic journey through Japanese restaurant culture
Naturally, wherever we travel, we want to get to know the local cuisine. But each country has its own rules ...
