English with a Korean Infusion
English has long been considered a key language to know, and like any language-learning endeavor, it comes with its fair share of difficulties, such as its pronunciation and the voluminous
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From Faux-hawk to Super-spreader: Merriam-Webster Adds 455 New Words to Dictionary
The English language is constantly evolving. Just last month, Merriam-Webster added 455 new words to the dictionary; that’s on top of the 520 words added in January of this year.
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Which Are the Most Gender-biased Languages?
According to a study by Carnegie Mellon University (CMU), the implications of gender bias may extend well beyond the usual sociopolitical dynamics in the U.S. While inequality in the workplace
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Why hiring an interpreter is essential when going global
Many companies today operate globally. Some are parts of multinational corporations, some are expanding their business to new markets or using an overseas partner to promote their products, and still
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Why Should Scientific Research Be Translated?
So you did your research, conducted your study, and wrote your article—perhaps you’ve even published it. Now your job is done, right? Not so fast. In this increasingly globalized world,
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Does my content need to be translated or localized?
Why do businesses seek out translation services? Doing business in a globalized world means reaching as many customers as possible, overcoming geographic, linguistic, and cultural barriers. How do you ensure that
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I Don’t Know What to do With my Words…
The trouble with first impressions is that they tend to stick around and settle down. So it’s imperative we take special care when meeting someone for the first time, especially
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