Besides connecting people around the globe, the Internet is also responsible for global business growth because it enable companies to reach customers all over the world.
Even if the Internet brings all these advantages to people, businesses still consider language as a barrier that keeps them from reaching a much wider audience.
Despite the advancements being made in technology, animation remains a popular way of entertaining, conveying messages and gaining the audience’s attention.
Of course, depending on where the animation was produced, there could be a need to dub the original animation, so it can be used in other countries.
Translation services are commonplace in several industries, but in some instances, the use of translation services could make all the difference between life and death.
Not everyone will know the full details in Syrian immigration, but it stems back to a civil war that began in 2011. The brutal conflict meant that the lives of everyday people were under constant threat, leaving no option but to seek pastures new.
Like any culture, it can be easy to make assumptions about the lifestyle of Hindi and Indian people, but some may be surprised to know that some conventional thinking could be incorrect. Here are ten facts that you might not know about Hindi and India.
Given the popularity of Hindi, it’s easy to see why some assume that it’s the national language of India, when in fact, there are 22 languages.
International Coffee Day is a new holiday that is celebrated throughout the world. The purpose of this holiday is to celebrate the existence of the beverage known as coffee. More importantly, International Coffee Day honors the hard workers in the crop fields that grow coffee plants and harvest them for coffee companies throughout the world.
Unless you are a translator, you probably don’t realize that there is a holiday held every year on September 30th called International Translation Day. Since the establishment of the International Federation of Translators in 1953, the holiday has been celebrated by translators from around the world. This organization is comprised of more than 80,000 different translators who live in 55 nations. There are also over 100 associations which are affiliated with the organization. These associations could be anyone from terminologists to interpreters.
Future Trans defines app localization as the adaptation of mobile application content to meet the language and cultural requirements of a specific target market. This includes:
A colossal digital revolution is steadily approaching the Middle East landscape. A recent GSMA research outline that currently there are almost 263 million smartphones being used in the MENA region. While smartphones have infused the US at a 91% rate, there is a good 86% users who are constantly on their smartphones in Saudi Arabia. Not forgetting UAE in the Middle East which rates a smartphone usage rage of nearly 100%.
Localizing your Social media content allows you to reach your customers from anywhere in the world with an influential appeal each time. For instance when a company localizes its Facebook page specific to different countries around the world, it allows the brand management department of the company to advertise summer clothes in the UAE while still promoting winter apparels and accessories in Canada. Their marketing becomes specific to each niche but in a very convenient manner, all due to the localization of their social media campaigns.
The Swahili people are fascinating, with a rich and exciting culture which remains a mystery to many outside of Eastern Africa, where this ethnic and cultural group originates. From a distinctive language to popular customers and modes of living, here is a complete guide to all you ever wanted to know about the Swahili and Waswahili people…
