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Difference between Certified vs Notarised Translation: A UK Guide

Difference between Certified vs Notarised Translation: A UK Guide

When you need to translate your official documents in the UK, knowing when you need certified vs notarised translation will save a lot of time, money, and potential rejection of your application. A certified translation include signed copy, and the notarised...

Nordic Language: History, Characteristics, and All You Need to Know

Nordic Language: History, Characteristics, and All You Need to Know

They say all Nordic languages sound the same, but it’s not true. Undeniably, the Scandinavian countries share the same history, culture, and heritage, all due to the Vikings. The Vikings traveled through Europe and changed the course of numerous European languages. ...

What You Should Know about the Importance of  Birth Certificates

What You Should Know about the Importance of Birth Certificates

A birth certificate is more than just a piece of paper; it is your "breeder document", the foundation of your legal identity. Without it, you cannot legally prove who you are. Thereby making it nearly impossible to obtain a passport, get married, enroll in school, or...

The History of Mandarin Chinese Language

The History of Mandarin Chinese Language

The Middle-Aged Dynasties The later post-Mongol Ming and then the Manchu Qing dynastic governments saw Mandarin come into its own as the language of the court and of officialdom. With China's size, adopting a court language was necessary. As thousands of mutually...

How to Choose a Translation Company: 5 Key Factors to Consider

How to Choose a Translation Company: 5 Key Factors to Consider

Translation has become very important in today’s globalised world. Whether individuals are migrating to another country or businesses are expanding to foreign markets, translation is one of the primary requirements for them. For all of them, an AI translation is not...

Difference between Certified vs Notarised Translation: A UK Guide

Difference between Certified vs Notarised Translation: A UK Guide

When you need to translate your official documents in the UK, knowing when you need certified vs notarised translation will save a lot of time, money, and potential rejection of your application. A certified translation include signed copy, and the notarised...

Nordic Language: History, Characteristics, and All You Need to Know

Nordic Language: History, Characteristics, and All You Need to Know

They say all Nordic languages sound the same, but it’s not true. Undeniably, the Scandinavian countries share the same history, culture, and heritage, all due to the Vikings. The Vikings traveled through Europe and changed the course of numerous European languages. ...

What You Should Know about the Importance of  Birth Certificates

What You Should Know about the Importance of Birth Certificates

A birth certificate is more than just a piece of paper; it is your "breeder document", the foundation of your legal identity. Without it, you cannot legally prove who you are. Thereby making it nearly impossible to obtain a passport, get married, enroll in school, or...

The History of Mandarin Chinese Language

The History of Mandarin Chinese Language

The Middle-Aged Dynasties The later post-Mongol Ming and then the Manchu Qing dynastic governments saw Mandarin come into its own as the language of the court and of officialdom. With China's size, adopting a court language was necessary. As thousands of mutually...

How to Choose a Translation Company: 5 Key Factors to Consider

How to Choose a Translation Company: 5 Key Factors to Consider

Translation has become very important in today’s globalised world. Whether individuals are migrating to another country or businesses are expanding to foreign markets, translation is one of the primary requirements for them. For all of them, an AI translation is not...

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The History of Mandarin Chinese Language

The History of Mandarin Chinese Language

The Middle-Aged Dynasties The later post-Mongol Ming and then the Manchu Qing dynastic governments saw Mandarin come into its own as the language of the court and of officialdom. With China's size, adopting a court language was necessary. As thousands of mutually...

Academic Transcript Translation UK: A Complete Guide

Academic Transcript Translation UK: A Complete Guide

Do you want to get your academic credentials recognised in the UK? It generally starts with one crucial step: obtaining a certified academic transcript translation. This process involves converting your original transcripts into English while maintaining accuracy and...

Why Is Leicester Spelled ‘Leicester’?

Why Is Leicester Spelled ‘Leicester’?

Imagine the confusion when Leicester City Football Club famously won the Premier League for the first time. Around the world, people were cheering for “Lay-kes-terr” or “Lie-chess-ter,” unaware that locals simply say Lester. Now the question is, “Why is Leicester...

Expert Guide: Dual Citizenship UK Explained

Expert Guide: Dual Citizenship UK Explained

Have you been considering applying for dual citizenship UK? From the eligibility and application process to the advantages and disadvantages, are you confused by all the technicalities? Then this blog is for you. We aim to help you better understand the procedure so...

Importance of IT Translation Projects Services

Importance of IT Translation Projects Services

Translation in IT projects is essential for reaching a broader audience and bridging linguistic gaps. In the global IT sector, the accurate translation of technical documents, software manuals, and website content is paramount for successful market penetration. It's...

Top 10 Emerging Trends in Media Translation

Top 10 Emerging Trends in Media Translation

With the lightning pace of change in the digital landscape, the world of media translation finds itself rapidly evolving. As professional translators in today’s globalised era, we constantly have our finger on the pulse of where our industry is headed. While machine...

Travel Website Translation

Travel Website Translation

The world is a diverse and vibrant place, and there's nothing quite like the thrill of exploring new destinations, experiencing different cultures, and creating memories that last a lifetime. With the rise of the digital age, travel enthusiasts are increasingly...

Scandinavian Languages: Discover Its History and Origin

Scandinavian Languages: Discover Its History and Origin

Which term is correct? ‘Scandinavian languages’ or ‘Nordic languages’? Do you believe translation costs for hiring a Scandinavian language translator are particularly high? People often have such queries. So get a coffee and read this article to clear all your...

The Ultimate Guide on Business Translation

The Ultimate Guide on Business Translation

A company's internal documentation produced and distributed across the organization is translated as part of business translation. The nature of international trade is growing. However, the advantages of a global economy are not without disadvantages, and firms must...

What Is There To Know About Genderless Languages

What Is There To Know About Genderless Languages

Do you need help understanding genderless languages or translating them? For a variety of reasons, this area of language can be delicate. Gender neutral pronouns are those that lack a gender. Overall, English is already more gender-neutral than other languages. It...

Sapir Whorf Hypothesis

Sapir Whorf Hypothesis

Let’s explore the Sapir Whorf Hypothesis‌. We will also review the examples, evolution, and essential aspects of the Sapir Whorf Hypothesis. Sapir Whorf Hypothesis sounds like a complex concept best left for discussion among academics. People interested in language...

Translating the Untranslatable

Translating the Untranslatable

No matter how fluent the translator, some concepts or words are always going to be difficult or even almost impossible to translate directly between languages. Because of the way languages develop, some concepts can only be clearly expressed by either an awkward...

Endangered Languages: An Introduction

Endangered Languages: An Introduction

A language is considered ‘dead’ when it has no fluent native speakers remaining, and extinct when no complete records of it remain. Languages have died off or changed beyond recognition throughout history, but in the past 200 years this process has rapidly...

A History of the Danish Language

A History of the Danish Language

Danish is one of the many Germanic languages of the Indo-European language family, a descendant of Old Norse and one of the (more or less) mutually intelligible languages of Scandinavia. Although only spoken in Denmark, the Faroe Islands and parts of Iceland and...

Constructed Languages

Constructed Languages

  While they might seem irrelevant to the world of translation services, constructed languages have a number of benefits beyond adding detail to what is still a fantasy world. Between international languages designed to ease human communication, experimentation...

An Introduction to Esperanto

An Introduction to Esperanto

International languages One of the great utopian dreams of the 1800s and early 1900s was that of a single unified language, one which would reduce international conflict and facilitate shared trade and understanding among all the peoples of the world. It was an idea...

A History of Portuguese Language

A History of Portuguese Language

The Last Flower Of Latium Although Portugal itself is a tiny country, Portuguese is one of the most influential spoken languages in the world, with native speakers across the South Atlantic in Brazil and across Latin America. Miguel Cervantes called it "the sweet and...

A History of the Italian Language

A History of the Italian Language

With its roots in Ancient Latin, Italian is one of the European Romance languages along with Spanish, Portuguese, French and Romanian. Indeed, its vocabulary remains the second-closest tongue to Latin (behind Sardinian) and at present, it’s the third most spoken first...

A History of the Russian Language

A History of the Russian Language

Russian belongs to the eastern Slavonic family of languages, having more in common with Ukrainian and Belarusian than Polish, Serbian or Czech. However, there are words and phrases that all Slavic languages have in common. All of these languages are members of the...

A History of the German Language

A History of the German Language

The history of the German language sometimes reads a little like the background to an elaborate fantasy novel. The language has its origins in the Germanic branch of the indo-European language family, which also includes languages spoken all over Scandinavia and...

A History of the French Language

A History of the French Language

French as we know it is one of the European Romance Languages, meaning that the modern-day dialect is derived from Latin. Before the Roman conquest began in 58BC, France was mainly inhabited by speakers of Celtic languages like the Gauls and the Belgae, and older...

The Piraha: A Challenge to Modern Linguistics

The Piraha: A Challenge to Modern Linguistics

Linguistics In The News The debate about language is never far away from the news, and the publication this year of The Kingdom of Speech by Tom Wolfe reignited the debate. The author examines the theories of the linguist Daniel Everett and philosopher Noam Chomsky,...

A History of the Spanish Language

A History of the Spanish Language

In common with the other European Romance languages, modern Spanish evolved from Latin. The history of the Spanish language begins with the expansion of the Roman empire, with Spain becoming part of it in 206 BCE. In fact, Spanish emanated from vulgar Latin, the group...

An Introduction to Universal Grammar

An Introduction to Universal Grammar

Universal Grammar (UG) is the controversial idea that language is a universal, evolved and specific capacity for learning and arranging grammatical constructions, hard-wired into our brains. Under UG the ability for human beings to learn language is specific, in that...

What is ‘Correct’ English, Anyway?

What is ‘Correct’ English, Anyway?

As children many of us are taught that speaking ‘correct English’ is something to aspire to. Sometimes this means pronouncing words with clear diction (health and safety rather than ‘elf n’safety), as well as using grammatical constructions considered ‘correct’. I am...

What is a Creole Language?

What is a Creole Language?

The term creole can trace its origins back to the 16th century. The word has multiple definitions and was used as a generic term to describe descendants of Spanish, Portuguese or French settlers who lived in either the West Indies or Latin America. There are several...

Why Do Some Languages Have Tones?

Why Do Some Languages Have Tones?

As English speakers it’s hard to understand how other languages can rely so much on tones. We are more than versed in tonal intonation – the way a speaker can use stress or pitch to imply emotion – in fact our rich sarcastic sense of humour makes us masters of it....

How Many Words do Eskimos Have for ‘Snow’?

How Many Words do Eskimos Have for ‘Snow’?

It’s one of those things people like to say. Eskimos have… 100 words for snow. 200. It’s because they’re surrounded by the stuff. How sweet! But what is the real answer? In fact, it’s hard to know where to begin with such a flawed premise. The word ‘Eskimo’ doesn’t...

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