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Closing the language gap in cultural spaces

Closing the language gap in cultural spaces

Over a fifth of England’s primary pupils speak English as an Additional Language (EAL). Yet educational resources in cultural spaces often fail to reflect this reality. As a result, children who speak languages such as Polish or Urdu at home are being cut off from...

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Translators – the linchpin of localisation

Translators – the linchpin of localisation

Translators – the linchpin of localisation As technology advances and ever more lofty claims circulate online, it’s tempting to think you can enter a text into an automation tool and get optimum translation results in seconds. There is no denying that technology plays...

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Bulgarian traditions – Baba Marta Day

Bulgarian traditions – Baba Marta Day

Home to well over six million people, Bulgaria is renowned for its rugged mountain landscapes and Black Sea resorts, which draw in throngs of visitors from across the globe. Indeed, tourism is one of the country’s fastest-growing industries today. Exportation also...

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Revision – what is it and is it needed?

Revision – what is it and is it needed?

If you work with texts and editing as much as we do, you’ll be only too aware that there are a million ways errors can slip in. The causes are many – lapses in concentration, pesky autocorrect functions changing a word where it shouldn’t, or miscommunication in the...

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Translating human rights – a case study

Translating human rights – a case study

Our two team members Eve Stenger and Alicia Pretot recently translated a whopping 63,000 words of content for a human rights organisation. Dedicated to safeguarding children’s rights, remedial action, gender equality and non-discrimination, this organisation advises...

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