Localization is much more than just translation; it’s about adapting every aspect of a product or service to meet the cultural and linguistic expectations of the target audience. This ensures that the product feels natural and engaging to users, providing them with a seamless experience that resonates with their preferences. In this blog post, we’ve…
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The future of localization is an exciting combination of technological advancements and human expertise. Both of which are evolving to meet the needs of a growing world. While companies are growing across borders, localization plays an important role. This helps businesses bridge the gap between different cultures and languages and various customer expectations. The Role…
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The global healthcare market presents immense opportunities for growth, especially in regions like the European Union (EU) and the United States (US), where healthcare standards and regulatory landscapes are highly structured. Breaking into these markets requires not only expertise in medical practices but also clear, culturally sensitive, and compliant communication. A professional Language Service Provider…
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Multinational corporations operate in multiple countries and have a global presence. They have established business operations or subsidiaries in different countries, allowing them to conduct business on an international scale. By having departments in different countries, multinational corporations are able to effectively manage their diverse business operations, navigate regulatory requirements, and leverage local expertise and…
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Multinational corporations conduct business operations in different countries and business sectors as part of their global growth strategy, mainly through a number of local subsidiaries or branches. A professional LSP analyzes the organizational structure of such corporations and identify local requirements to guarantee that the services offered meet the relevant requirements of the business units…
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What are the requirements for the translation and localization of legal texts? Multinational corporations must comply with the applicable regulatory requirements of the local market and legal translations require a high level of precision and expertise to comply with applicable local laws and regulations. 5 key reasons why working with an LSP who is qualified…
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Global corporations offer various products and services to their customers and consumers in general in more than one country and often make their websites available in different languages in order to reach such customers and consumers in the target markets. Previous marketing surveys have demonstrated that most consumers (i.e., around 75%) prefer content displayed in…
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Translation and localization of multimedia content and promotional/advertisement materials also require identification of and adaptation to the target audience. On the other hand, localization strategies target a specific group of potential customers and consumers in the target market. A professional LSP takes the following points into consideration when offering translation and localization services for multimedia…
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What is EMT? The EMT network was established by the Directorate-General for Translation (DGT) of the European Commission to create a framework for collaboration among higher education institutions offering master’s programs in translation. The main goal of EMT is fully in line with the EU priorities for higher education: improve the quality of translator training…
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Old plays, especially the works of William Shakespeare, have contributed to the introduction of many words into the English language. Here are some examples: Assassination: Derived from the assassination scene in Shakespeare’s play “Macbeth”. Swagger (to swagger): Associated with the actions and speech of the characters in “Macbeth”, this term is used to describe a…
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