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Tackling a translation containing technical terms requires both linguistic knowledge and a broad understanding of technical language. This is a type of specialized translation, characterized by content full of terminology exclusive to the field in...

In today's globalized world, the challenges of expanding operations and effective communication across language barriers have become paramount for businesses worldwide. As companies increasingly interact with diverse cultures and markets, the...

Our mission: "We believe in work well done, in work done by people, for people, combining Artificial Intelligence and humans".

That's Pangeanic! We work to democratize Artificial Intelligence through personalization for each user experience: Data...

In the first of a series of interviews with Pangeanic's key R&D and technological product team, we discover the "inside" opinions of our developers and visionaries as experts.

In this interview, we talk to Manuel Herranz, CEO of the company to tell...

Common euphemisms in English normally concern religion, death or sex. Examples of these euphemisms are to sleep with instead of to have sexual intercourse with; departed for dead; and to relieve oneself for to urinate.

Many modern languages, especially in the Western world, originated from Latin and Greek. The reason for Latin and Greek being read left to right is not particularly well known, but an important theory is that the medium of writing strongly...

Are you an aspiring translator hoping to hit the jackpot with your translator salary? Or a potential translation student wondering "how much do translators make?" The myths about the highest paying translation languages can scare potential clients...

Derived from the Greek word διγλωσσία, which is defined as bilingualism, diglossia is a linguistic phenomenon in which a language has two varieties often labeled as a high variety ("H") and a low variety ("L").

The specialized meaning of the term...

The North Germanic languages are sometimes called the Nordic languages and comprise of Swedish, Norwegian, and Danish ( Finnish is not one of them!). These languages are not under the umbrella of the Scandinavian languages as this refers to the...

The Chinese language opens more than one billion doors for communication. Since less than 1% of Mainland Chinese are conversational in English, learning or translating into Chinese can act as a very powerful stimulant to your business as it enables...