With Election Day fast approaching and more than 25 million Americans considered to be Limited English Proficient (LEP), it’s important to think about the role of translation services in the election process—from campaigning all the way to the ballots themselves. With such diversity in America, it can be a real challenge to reach all [...]
Originally designed by Frenchman Pierre L’Enfant and modeled in a similar way to Paris, Washington, DC has been the capital of the USA for just over 200 years. In this relatively short time, it has seen many changes, from reductions in size to a war with the British in 1812 that destroyed parts of [...]
Some argue multilingualism and language learning will become essential in the future. In reality, it already is. Without this crucial skill of so many, we wouldn’t have effective international cooperation, a prosperous global marketplace, and our (usually) thriving world travel industry. Monolingual individuals are more likely to be English speakers than people of any [...]
The coronavirus pandemic has wreaked havoc on our daily lives, our healthcare systems, our social practices, and our work. It may be a long time before society begins to resemble anything close to so-called ‘normal’. The reality is that many businesses are facing a new ‘normal’, and adapting is likely the only way to survive [...]
What is language anyway? Where did it come from? And what makes so called sexiest languages so appealing? The answers to all of these questions is actually pretty straight forward. Human beings are primarily social creatures. Our position at the top of the food chain can’t be credited to superior strength, agility or incredibly [...]
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