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Amazing Benefits of Learning Arabic Language and its Demand in Mumbai, India

Arabic language is the 4th or 5th most spoken language in the world, after Spanish, Chinese, English, and Hindi/Urdu. It is also categorized as the first language of over 300 million people across more than 22 countries, signifying it as one of the most spoken languages in the world.  The relationship between Arabs with Indians […]

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How corporates and institutions benefit from Malayalam Translational Services?

Malayalam is a language spoken particularly in India primarily in the state of Kerala. It is the 22nd schedule language of India. Malayalam has official language status in the state of Kerala and in the union territories of Lakshadweep and Puducherry. It accords to the Dravidian family of languages and is spoken by around 33 […]

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Why Do Brands Prefer to Translate Their Promotional Collateral In The Arabic Language?

  As per historical records, it is estimated that the Arabic language has been around for more than 1500 years. Currently, this language is being spoken by more than 371.4 million people worldwide. In terms of ranking, the Arabic language comes sixth in the world. The language is also the official language of 22 nations. […]

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Top 5 Translation Companies In India

According to linguists associated with providers of certified translation services, translation is the process of converting text written in one language to another language. The applications of translation in the modern world are many but the primary one is to convey promotional and marketing messages to target local and global target audiences in languages that […]

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Tips to Efficiently Translate Documents From English to Chinese

Translation is defined as the steps implemented to communicate the meaning of content written in one language to the target language without altering the core meaning of the source Importance of translation services in the corporate sector The corporate sector heavily relies on document translation services offered by Language Service Providers due to the following […]

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Why Do You Need Website Translation Services In Multiple Languages?

  The age of the internet made the global corporate world all the more competitive. Back in the day, all one had to do is promote their business using a radio jingle, flyers or a billboard advertisement here and there. These traditional forms of promotion are still relevant in this digital age. But, their efficacy […]

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Do you really need Indian Language Translation Services ?

Nationalization is a necessity for local businesses in India these days. The reason is simple – a nationalized business is a stable business. During uncertain times, a nationalized business would not need to rely only on its local customers to remain afloat. A nationalized business would have access to a diverse client base hailing from […]

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Expand Your Footprints Into Global Markets With Spanish Translations

If you are planning on expanding your line to a new country, translation services can be of great help. The new market has to understand your company and develop trust. They should feel that your products and services are specifically made for them. This is where professional language translation services come in. Spanish is a […]

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5 Ways How Human Translation Wins Over Machine Translation

Translation services in India are growing rapidly. It is one of the fastest-growing industries, as more companies are looking to build business opportunities overseas. Depending on your project goals, you have two options when it comes to your business content translation: Machine Translation (MT) And Human Translation. Human translation is the best form of translating […]

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Break Your Language Barrier With Nepali Translation Services

Nepal is a landlocked country in South Asia. It is the 48th largest country by population. The official language of Nepal is Nepali, formerly called Khas-Kura and then Gorkhali. There are around 500,000 speakers of the Nepali language living in India, with small amounts of speakers residing in Kolkata, Delhi, Bangalore, and Mumbai. Why Does […]

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