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Translation Services in Today’s World Economy

You don’t have to be a large multi-national corporation to have a global reach. The Internet and other technologies have not only obliterated barriers of distance, but these advances have also sped the realization of a truly global economy. A single freelancer can set up shop and cater to international clients as easily as he […]

What is Esperanto?

When I first heard of Esperanto I didn’t believe it. With all of the actual languages that exist in the world, why would someone create a new one that was not native to any particular country? Surely, someone was pulling my leg. Upon learning more of the impetus for this new language’s creation, I’ve come […]

Why are Good Translations so Important for your Business?

What’s the biggest mistake many business people and entrepreneurs make? It’s simple: They assume because they are very well versed and skilled in one or more areas, they are skilled and knowledgeable in everything. The end result is often a business that has a great product or service – even an awesome product or service […]

What’s the Tex-Mex Culture About?

To discuss Tex-Mex culture we must begin with the food that bears that name. Anyone can see that the name is derived from combining Texas and Mexico, but is that all that there is to it? There’s a long history of cultural mixing in that geographic area, as the whole of Texas was at one […]

When Translations Miss their Mark

Misunderstandings are a part of everyday life, but when those misunderstandings do damage to your business or your brand, you’ve got a problem. Marketing and public relations gaffs happen all of the time. It doesn’t take long for the Twitterverse to explode with tweets highlighting a company’s communication errors – effectively spreading the word faster […]

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Translation Services in Today’s World Economy

What is Esperanto?

Why are Good Translations so Important for your Business?

What’s the Tex-Mex Culture About?

When Translations Miss their Mark