Are There Official Language Watchdogs?
Language institutions play a vital role in regulating and preserving the languages that are spoken worldwide. These institutions are responsible for setting the standards and
Climate Crisis and Language Loss?
When concerns regarding the climate crisis are voiced in the West, the conversation is often oriented around Western concerns. Which is not an entirely unreasonable
What You Should Know About AI Chatbots (Pt. 1)
Would you be able to tell if a chatbot wrote this blog post? (Don’t worry…it’s 100% percent human-written). With the world buzzing about sophisticated chatbots
Korean Language: North and South
Spoken by around eighty million people, Hangugeo (or chosŏnmal) is the official language of both South and North Korea. However, after almost eight decades since
“Superstitious” Translations Anyone?
While language certainly reflects the soul of a people, superstitions often depict its history and culture. So here’s an overview of some ways in which
Machine Translation and Its Potential Perils (Part 1)
You might trust machines to wash your dishes or keep track of your calendar—but should you trust them to speak for you? As the education
When Bad Translations Taint a Democratic Exercise
With about one in four voters self-identifying as Hispanic, Broward County in Florida is an unlikely place to find official English documents translated badly into
GoTo Meeting
Remote Multilingual Interpretation Services on GoTo Meeting You may wonder where to find quality interpretation if your company favors a less well-known remote work platform,
Has Language Become More Emotional?
Early last year, a team of researchers from Wageningen University and Research (WUR) and Indiana University published a paper purporting to have demonstrated the increasing
Teams
Remote Multilingual Interpretation Services on Teams Among the many options for remote work platforms, Microsoft Teams has emerged as a global frontrunner and the primary
