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Hispanic Voters Encouraged to Vote through Spanish Language Ads

Ads posted by Obama and Romney teams aimed at Hispanic voters have popped up through many media outlets in the last couple of months, but more so in the last

October 29, 2012

What You Need to Know about Kurdish Dialects

Kurdish is a language belonging to the Indo-Iranian language family, and this one in turn belongs to the group of Indo-European languages. The family of Indo-Iranian languages also includes Hindustani

October 27, 2012

Having happy clients is what we strive for

Being an Account Manager can be very stressful and frustrating at times, especially when one is selling many small projects or no projects at all. It can also occur that

October 26, 2012

Website Translation

Currently, the world is experiencing an era of such rapid technological advances that we see new technologies outdoing each other every day. Moreover, you can see that there are a

October 24, 2012

An “Urgent” Writing Manual for the Web

The revamping of language runs parallel to the evolution of the media, which, willingly or not, are permanently engaged in the dissemination of the different linguistic uses and variants of

October 17, 2012

But Words Get in the Way…

Last week, we dove into the world of mistranslations one may encounter in a restaurant setting. Now, while many of the things we read were quite humorous, all in all,

October 15, 2012

Hindustani or Hindi-Urdu?

To provide but the briefest of accounts of this language, the first thing we could say is that you may find material on the language by looking up either of

October 14, 2012

Translation Sales Process

Working as an Account Manager in the translation services industry can be a stressful and a very demanding job. Multitasking is a daily common activity, and, in order to keep

October 11, 2012

The Social Role of Translations in Centuries Past

To understand the current translation market and its new trends, it is necessary to go back to the origins of this discipline and look at its evolution step by step.

October 10, 2012

Regional Soccer Terms That Go Global

In a previous post (Derby or Clásico?), we looked at some of the soccer terms which, by virtue of the incessant flow of Latin American players to Spain, the European

October 3, 2012

Happy International Translation Day!

September 30, 2012

Confusing Mistranslations in the Restaurant World

Tours, museums, restaurants, and historical locations are among the many things one will take part in or see when visiting a different country. What oftentimes strikes me is the humorous

September 28, 2012

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