Translation & Localization

t the end of 2017, there is not a person within the developed world who doesn’t own a smartphone. We watch, exercise, shop, even eat… Read More »Mobile Localization: Why Your Business Needs It

Translation industry trends are constantly changing as technology gives new opportunities. We observe with curiosity the industry trends so our partners and clients adapt to… Read More »2017 in Review: Trends and News in the Translation Industry

Localization is the process of adapting а  product or content to a specific market and consumers. This process allows for Western businesses to establish their… Read More »What’s Different About Localization for Asian Languages?

Whether you’ve actually been on a trip to China or simply scrolling down popular websites, you’ve probably had a good laugh at the inadequate, often… Read More »Translation Mistakes on Chinese Signs

Nowadays, most people would agree that learning Mandarin Chinese is essential, not only because it is the most widely spoken language on the planet (44%… Read More »Is Chinese Hard to Master for British People?

Тranslation is basically a process of transferring all the ideas and the essence of a certain text into another language, which probably doesn’t sound like… Read More »Is Translation a Form of Art?

We’ve decided to address this topic as it is growing in popularity by the day.  It is also one of the driving forces behind the… Read More »Globalization and Its Influence on the Translation Industry

Imagine that you have a text and you need someone to translate it for you. After asking yourself where to find a translator and wondering… Read More »6 Factors That Affect Translation Costs

Have you ever had a fear of traveling only because of the language barrier? We live in the 21st century, just stop worrying, go ahead,… Read More »Powerful Translation Apps and Devices for Travelers

Let’s learn a little bit more about the first person who dared to translate English into Chinese. Yan Fu was a Chinese scholar and translator,… Read More »How English Was First Translated Into Chinese