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Language Barriers at The Olympics 0

The Olympics are one of the most anticipated sporting events, bringing the world together, and at the same time they bring unity within countries around the globe, as pride is felt when seeing fellow citizens compete and do impressing performances. If you speak a foreign language and you were to travel to London to see …

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Posted on: 08-3-2012
Posted in: Business Language Services, Document Translation, Localization, Marketing, Translation, Translators and Interpreters, Traveling and Tourism

The Fight for Russian to Become an Official Working Language in the EU 0

The UE officially recognizes 23 languages, which are accepted as working languages. Of those languages English, French and German are the most used. On the other hand, Catalan, Galician and Russian are  languages that have not been officially recognized, but are used almost as much as those mentioned before. There has been a constant fight …

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Posted on: 06-25-2012
Posted in: Translation, Traveling and Tourism

Translation from English to Spanish … to Guatemalan 0

Are you traveling to the beautiful country of Guatemala? If you haven’t been there before, you are in for a treat. Each single part of this country has its charm. The Mayan ruins, jungle, native customs and warm weather. The mountains that greet you as soon as your plane is descending.  The roads that take …

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Posted on: 05-17-2012
Posted in: Interpreting, Translation, Traveling and Tourism

How Do You Say Mother’s Day In……? 0

Mothers around the world take care of their babies in different ways. I grew up in a Hispanic home, where my mother would not let me cry myself to sleep, would not take me out of the house during the first 40 days of life, and who is still convinced that you can catch a …

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Posted on: 05-11-2012
Posted in: Translation, Traveling and Tourism

Hillarious Translations 0

Last time we posted some funny translations, there was great feedback, so to lighten your mood on this Thursday and help you push through until the weekend comes, here are some more for you! All of you who like to sfay… seriously, don’t. But make sure you leave your armor and weapons out… Love… that 4 …

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Posted on: 04-26-2012
Posted in: Business Language Services, Document Translation, Translation, Traveling and Tourism, Uncategorized

Top 5 Boston Attractions 0

Spring is here! The trees are blooming, the sun is out, people are smiling and the Walgreen’s isles are sold out on allergy relief medicines. Boston has so many places to explore, but somehow we all have a hard time figuring out where to go on the weekends. Good news for you; you may now …

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Posted on: 04-19-2012
Posted in: Interpreting, Traveling and Tourism

Will Your Grandparent’s Language Soon Disappear? 0

When I read a statistic presented by the UNESCO, which informed me that there are about 6,000 languages spoken in the world, and half of those are endangered, my mind immediately traveled only to those languages spoken in Africa that use clicking, but to my surprise that was not the case. For example, according to the …

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Posted on: 04-18-2012
Posted in: Business Language Services, Document Translation, Localization, Traveling and Tourism

Top 3 Translation Apps That Make You Sound Smart 0

Are you planning a trip around the world, but are worried that your lack of foreign language skills will get you an iguana instead of a banana?  Fortunately, because we live in the year 2012, I can tell you “There is an app for that!” Here are our top three favorite translation apps. We chose …

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Posted on: 04-10-2012
Posted in: Translation, Traveling and Tourism

Learn Italian for your Next Visit to Boston’s Little Italy 0

The first group of Italians arrived from Genoa in 1860s, and by 1900, 44,000 Italians were packed in one square mile of Boston’s North End. Adapting, and being accepted, was hard for the first immigrants, but in just a few decades their influence was felt through the catholic church, the way business was done, the food and …

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Posted on: 04-9-2012
Posted in: Interpreting, Translation, Traveling and Tourism

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