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Translating into High or Low German: which one to choose?
Should I translate into High or Low German? German, is spoken as a native language by 100 million people worldwide, and within the European Union, it is the most widely spoken first language. Although most commonly known as the official language Germany, Austria and a...
Top 5 M&A translation tips for your business
Localize your M&A documents with our 5 top tips! A professional translation agency can help you considerably with your next merger and acquisition deal.
Using YouTube to Build Your Brand
YouTube is owned by Google. Google is the most-visited website in the entire world. Knowing this, it makes sense to use the Google algorithms to your advantage when you’re looking to build a brand.
Leave it to the professionals – the secret to launching your new business venture!
Thinking of expanding into exciting new areas of business? Moving office or setting up a new branch in a new country? All of this requires careful planning and organization and at times entails a huge localization effort. As your business grows, so does its...
Translation of blog articles and web content
Our translation agency offers bespoke translation solutions to help you produce quality content targeted towards markets in Belgium, Italy, China, or any country of your choice. Our professional translators localize your online content or website into English, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch and German, as well as many Asian, Scandinavian and Eastern-European languages.
Translation for European and international law: a complex web of geopolitical and economic issues
European and public international law are demanding areas requiring absolute accuracy. Based on a number of complex legal texts (international treaties, the United Nations Charter, European treaties and protocol, trade agreements...), European and international law...
Should I Translate into Flemish or Standard Dutch?
Standard Dutch and Southern Dutch or Flemish differ in a number of ways. Flemish uses many older words and is also considered to be softer-spoken than Standard Dutch. Many Dutch speakers from the Netherlands consider Flemish to be rather old-fashioned.
5 tricks to build vocabulary in a foreign language
Having the desire to learn a new language is entirely normal and could even be a necessity for success in some educational or work environments like sports, translation, language courses, etc. Some people are drawn to a language for romantic or sentimental reasons. A...
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