Ikigai – the Japanese “reason for being”
Every person has their own pace of life and each of us decides for themselves just how much work is enough work. There are some… Read More »Ikigai – the Japanese “reason for being”
Using a company style guide to improve translation quality
Every person has a unique style of communication, something that makes them unique and recognizable. In business it is the same with each company, the… Read More »Using a company style guide to improve translation quality
Twitter – less is more. But is it, really?
For centuries communication between people was the main instrument for passing knowledge and solving problems. The way people interact has never been rigid or static… Read More »Twitter – less is more. But is it, really?
Konglish – another example of the vibrance of the “New Englishes”
The late part of the previous century marks the birth and growth of hybrid languages, more often than not mixing a country’s native language with… Read More »Konglish – another example of the vibrance of the “New Englishes”
Bahasa Indonesian and its sweet peculiarities
Indonesian (or Bahasa Indonesian) is the official language of Indonesia and the Indonesian archipelago. It is a relatively new language that has quickly taken its… Read More »Bahasa Indonesian and its sweet peculiarities
The future of translation – part human, part machine
With globalization growing by the day it has become mandatory to keep a mini-translator in our pockets. Whether that be Google translate or some other… Read More »The future of translation – part human, part machine
Exploring Asia: Interesting facts about the Mongolian language
By far, we have acquainted you with the peculiarities of numerous languages, spoken around the continent of Asia. Today, we will be taking a look… Read More »Exploring Asia: Interesting facts about the Mongolian language
The Colors of Hmong – a centuries-old language
If you are a curious person, always searching for new, interesting facts and you happen to have a passion for languages and translation – then… Read More »The Colors of Hmong – a centuries-old language
The after-effect of COVID-19 on the translation industry?
Nowadays, businesses in all sectors need to be agile. The ability to be able to adapt, survive, and thrive in the ever-changing environment has become… Read More »The after-effect of COVID-19 on the translation industry?
Challenges in Malay to English translation
Translating is a very interesting, yet challenging process. Whatever the languages that translators are working with, they always bear the great responsibility of correctly transferring… Read More »Challenges in Malay to English translation