Over the last year, Covid-19 has completely transformed the world. The way we perform our jobs, interact and communicate day-to-day has radically changed. Yet, in a world that seems so suddenly disconnected, translation has played a crucial role in maintaining normality and keeping things moving. In 2021, translation is more important than ever.
Here we are again – not the start to the year that any of us wished for. This time, enthusiasm for perfecting your sourdough or swapping banana bread recipes seems to be on the wane but one big lockdown trend seems as relevant as ever.
Linguistics can bring moments of unexpected joy. While our professional satisfaction is derived from creating awesome translations, sometimes the most memorable moments are discovering one of those beautiful words for which there is no equivalent.
Producing a modern, sleek and high-performing website is a tough task in itself. You’ve done all the hard work and it’s up there in your main language – job done? Well, not always. English might be the language of the internet, but research has shown that over a half of internet users speak another native tongue. If you want to reach these potential customers, you need to speak their language.
Certified Translation and Official Translation can mean different things, and it’s not always easy to know what is required. In this article we’ll explain what it means, how much it costs, and how you get it quickly and easily.
South Korea’s been thrust into the global limelight in recent years (mainly thanks to the Gangnam Style song). But are we any more aware of the language spoken across this creative country?
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