Tourism translations with flair
This week one of our English translators offers some advice about translating for the tourism sector. The first translations assigned
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This week one of our English translators offers some advice about translating for the tourism sector. The first translations assigned
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Read moreAfter the successful acquisition of Eteos and British International in 2007, SMG Languages takes over the client package of the
Read moreLast week we discussed minority languages in the UK and their revival. But what happens when languages disappear all together?
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Read moreEnsuring a quality translation requires more than extensive terminological research and grammatical accuracy. Translations should be proofread before they are
Read moreRecently the University of Surrey conducted a survey to define what language strategy means for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)
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