When completing translation projects, one of the biggest concerns for clients and translators alike is understanding translation costs. Should translation services be charged per word, per hour, or by project? While most language service providers prefer per-word pricing, let’s explore both methods to determine the best approach. How Much Does a Translation Cost? The cost
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Introduction For an English speaker, learning Japanese can seem overwhelming. With kanji, katakana, hiragana, and a new grammar structure, the learning process can seem nearly impossible. Despite this initial shock, Japanese is a completely accessible language to English speakers, even though learning Japanese will take time and commitment. Check out these Japanese language learning tips
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Expanding your company is a good way to continue to grow and develop brand recognition. This can be done in many ways; for example, you could develop new products that appeal to a specific age group or create options to attract more buyers. Another important approach to consider in broadening your market is appealing to
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How Language Affects Event Perception and Shapes Thought As we have discussed in previous blogs, research conducted over the past few decades suggests that the language we speak affects our perception of the world. The extent of this influence is debated, but it is generally accepted that our native language can shape how we see
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Are you a freelance translator or interpreter looking to make a strong first impression with your business cards? Many professionals in the translation industry wonder if they should invest in business card translation services. Translating your business cards can offer significant advantages, especially in breaking down communication barriers and ensuring that clients feel comfortable when
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In Part 2, we took a look at one of the main forms of Japanese public transportation: trains. This time, we’ll examine another type of Japanese public transportation available and the option of using bicycles as an alternative. Similar to trains, buses are a widely used form of transportation. Buses service both local stops and
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As most people with careers in the marketing business will tell you, the most important aspect to consider when marketing your service or business to your clients is their needs and interests. This is why when marketing internationally, it is important to market to your client’s culture, whether or not they speak your same language.
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Introduction Having spent most of my life in South America, I’ve come to appreciate the diverse cultures found in Spanish-speaking countries across Latin America. While there’s a shared overarching Latin American identity, significant cultural differences between Latin American countries exist. Understanding these differences enriches travel experiences, business relationships, and cross-cultural communication. The culture of Spanish-speaking
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As a freelance translator, your typing speed directly affects your productivity. The faster you type, the more translations you can finish, increasing the number of jobs you can complete in a week. Improving your typing speed might seem challenging, but with the right approach, it’s entirely possible. Whether you’re learning to type in a week
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Why do languages fall out of use? Why are languages such as Yurok and others disappearing? Because of ever-present and continued globalism in the world, some languages are getting lost, while other languages are growing in order to use for business[HH1] . For example, in the last few centuries, the amount of Spanish and English spoken
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