Businesses in the travel industry must keep abreast of global trends in the industry to remain successful. A significant trend is that travellers seek destinations outside of their countries, and so aRead More…
Celtic languages (such as Irish Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic, and Welsh) still play an important role in the modern world. Although these languages are not as widely used as others, like English forRead More…
The Celtic languages have long existed, not just in the British Isles’ history; but also throughout mainland Europe. In the present day, there remain two categories of Celtic language: Goedelic (Irish Gaelic,Read More…
At TranslationsInLondon, we are always fascinated by the traditions and customs of cultures and languages beyond our own. As the festive season approaches, with its cheer and the chilly evenings of Noël,Read More…
The Importance of Content Content has always played a vital role in business strategy, even before the digital transformation when print was the primary marketing method. In today’s highly competitive market, qualityRead More…
Breaking the language barrier between your business and potential customers will allow you to grow your business even more. Translating an entire webpage can seem like a large and daunting task, in this blog we highlight the importance of website translation and how to decide which language to use.
Is translating the new copywriting? In the midst of the twenty-first century, competition is on the rise everywhere. Whether it be business, fashion, arts and who knows what else. The competition is risingRead More…
Master Legal Services wrote this useful blog for the TranslationsInLondon website, detailing the importance of having a certified translation, common translation mistakes, and how they can help you out.
Learning Translation at University vs Translation in Real Life In this blog post, I’ll be delving into the similarities and differences between the study and practice of translation at university in comparison withRead More…
Will English forever be the world’s lingua franca? In short, no. Many global languages have come before, and it is likely that a new lingua franca will come after. But let’s delveRead More…
