Third Culture Kids: Bridging Language and Culture
The term Third Culture Kid was first conceived in the 1950s by American social researchers Ruth and John Useem to define individuals who were raised
The Multilingual Superpower
The reality for me is that knowing two languages has opened up new worlds for me in terms of human interaction, cultural awareness, vast business opportunities, and just an expanded way of thinking.
MT: Every Titan has its Achilles Heel
We’ve debated many times in the past about the “natural” advantages Machine Translation might have over our fellow translators composed of mere “flesh and bone.”
Nike Selects Trusted Translations to Interpret for Neymar, Jr.
Consecutive interpreting can be a challenging task in almost every environment. Now, take two of the biggest names in sports — Nike and Neymar Jr.
An increasingly multilingual world
An infographic recently published in the South China Morning Post shows the most spoken languages in the world and its number of speakers. It shows
A Look at Translating Video Games, Comics and Movies
As mentioned in previous posts, comics, video games, gaming consoles and mobile games and apps have long since evolved from being for kids and teens only.
Kiddo, you have a God-given gift (or: Chant down Babylon – what the Vatican doesn’t want you to know)
And the whole earth was of one language, and of one speech (Genesis 11: 1) So either you already know the story or not,
Someone Like Santa Is Coming to Town!
The holiday spirit is in the air, and people around the world are getting ready to celebrate. Every religion and culture has set their own
Cartoons: Our First Connection with the Rest of the World
It is often said that kids are like sponges in the sense that they absorb everything they see, they hear, and understand and in some
