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Ukraine may change the language of the natural gas industry

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Up until the last few weeks, natural gas developers may have been wise to learn Russian. The second-biggest exporter of natural gas in the world, Russia has been supplying 30 percent of Europe’s gas resources, and that meant looking to Russia when expanding overseas. But the future of natural gas, and the investments, development and

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Why Every Paralegal Should be Familiar with Language Services

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As demands for legal services for non-English speaking clients continues to grow, language barriers are a common and on-going challenge for paralegals. The world is also witnessing new trends in the globalization of the legal industry – law firms are expanding across borders, working with foreign governments and councils, and working with foreign institutions within

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Attending an International Conference When You Don’t Speak the Language

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Have you ever heard about an interesting international conference but hesitated to attend because it was hosted in a language you don’t speak? This is a common concern, but it shouldn’t stop you from attending the conference. International conferences provide a valuable platform for learning and networking, and with modern technology, there are many ways

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Can One Language Define a Country? A Look at the New Ukrainian Language Law

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As of February 23, Ukraine, a country that has faced four months of protest in bitter winter conditions, has been retaken by the people. The government, initially pushing ties to bring the country closer to Western Europe, raised the citizens’ ire when it cut those ties and showed signs of reopening relations with Russia, a

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How Eliminating Language Barriers Helps People Understand the Value of Water

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Let’s say you want to tackle the issue of clean water access. Around the globe, 783 million people lack access to safe, clean water, according to the UN, and you work with a group that wants to do something about it. No doubt your company or organization will plan systems to improve water treatment, quality

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Italian Gesticulation

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The fact that Italians talk with their hands is generally accepted as a stereotype, a joke, and the truth. Far from simply being an outlet for emotions, the movement of an Italian’s hands conveys depth and meaning that words may not fully express. Gesticulation has been passed down through generations, just like spoken or signed

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What Language do you Tweet?

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Keypoints The Dominance of English on Twitter What’s the most popular language for a Tweet? Still English. According to a study by French media research company Semiocast, English accounts for approximately 34% of daily Tweets, making it the most widely used language on the platform. However, Twitter is far from monolingual. With over 232 million

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