I think that every profession falls victim to some myths and assumptions. I think that they result from ignorance about the true nature of a given occupation. Let me clarify some ideas and assumptions related to the work of a translator.
Marketing is one of the key ways to reach out to a client anywhere in the world. Poland is no different in this regard. However, if your marketing campaign is to be effective, you must adjust it to the taste of a Polish client. Taka a look at 5 steps you can take to make sure your marketing campaign in Poland is successful.
Localisation is about adapting communication to a country or region. The translated text must resonate with prospective customers by relating to their language and cultural nuances.
There are many questions you can ask the translator, especially when it comes to a specialised translation. It is your project and your company at stake.
The number of foreign workers in Poland is growing. One of the aspects they must face is mastering Polish. For many foreigners, Polish is one of the more difficult languages.
If you ever wondered if it is worth investing in cooperation with a translator, look no further. Many times, saved translation costs come to haunt you in the form of translation errors. These may result in failed campaign or tarnished reputation. Translation is not just about putting words in another language. It’s an art of […]
Many translators chose to cooperate with translation agencies. It, obviously, has many advantages but for me the main one is the possibility of building highly perdonalised relationship.
Being a translator seems a relatively safe and quiet job. However, translation is often both challenging and exciting.