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Improving Immigrant Language Services in New York


Posted: Thursday, October 27th in Government, Interpreting, Translation

Translation and interpreting services for government agencies will become mandatory in New York state. An executive order aims to provide better service to non-English-speaking populations, allowing greater access to important government benefits.

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Name Translation: Is Gadhafi the Same as Qadaffy?


Posted: Monday, October 24th in Current Events, Government, Translation

When converting a name from one alphabet into another, different translations can produce different results. So which is “correct”? There usually isn’t one clear answer — it often depends on the preferences of the person in question.

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When Do You Need a Birth Certificate Translation?


Posted: Friday, January 7th in Government, Translation

Birth certificate translations are often necessary for life-changing events, from immigration to weddings to university enrollment. Make sure your birth certificate is in the proper language, and remember that most birth certificate translations need to be certified.

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When Is Sign Language Interpreting Required By Law?


Posted: Friday, October 22nd in Government, Interpreting, Medicine

Sign language interpreting facilitates effective communication with the deaf and hearing-impaired, and in some instances it may be legally required under the Americans with Disabilities Act. Find out when the law demands the use of a sign language interpreter.

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Why to Run an Election Campaign in Multiple Languages


Posted: Monday, October 18th in Government, Interpreting, Translation

The languages used in an election campaign can have a big impact on voter response. By reaching out to constituents in their native language, candidates can earn the trust of non-native English speakers — and their vote.

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Why Should Singaporeans “Speak Good English”?


Posted: Monday, September 27th in Education, Government, Languages

Singapore’s “Speak Good English” campaign may raise eyebrows because of its English-centric attitude in a country that speaks multiple languages. But can we really argue with any movement that encourages proper usage of a language?

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Why Learning Persian & Arabic Languages Is a Smart Move


Posted: Wednesday, September 22nd in Government, Learning Languages

More and more students are learning the Persian and Arabic languages in a move that is bound to benefit them in the future. From military posts to educational positions, critical-need language skills are sought after in many fields.

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Court Interpreting Leaves No Room for Error


Posted: Monday, August 9th in Government, Interpreting

Court or legal interpreting gone wrong not only reflects poorly on interpreters, it can undermine the entire legal system. When proper interpretation means the difference between freedom and incarceration (or worse!), it’s vital that court interpreters are equal to the task.

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Immigrant Language Assistance in US Lacking


Posted: Wednesday, July 21st in Government, Interpreting, Translation

A lack of immigrant language assistance in the US prevents immigrants from applying for social services such as Social Security and Medicaid, inhibiting their ability to integrate successfully into society.

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European Patent Translation Reform: Latest Updates


Posted: Friday, July 16th in Government, Translation

The latest developments in EU patent translation reform suggest that the long-awaited establishment of a single EU patent is within reach, promising to save inventors and companies thousands of dollars in EU patent expenses.

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