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Would you feel comfortable using an ATM in a foreign language? Chances are you wouldn't, so why would you expect your customers to?
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From monetary amounts and quotations to questions and exclamations, when it comes to punctuation in other languages, every mark used varies.
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A professionally translated and localized website can enhance communication between businesses and customers, help customers avoid frustration and feel at ease, and boost business for companies.
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Providing patients with more comprehension information about their conditions and treatment options (in a language they can understand) not only improves patient care, but also saves money by decreasing repeat visits.
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A look at the voiceovers in Harry Potter films distributed around the world shows just how important professional voice actors are to bringing the English-language movie to audiences in other countries.
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By staying abreast of new developments and coinciding terminology, medical translators and interpreters are able to develop a nuanced understanding of the healthcare field and perform to a consistently high standard.
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Thanks to a heightened emphasis on nutrition and healthy eating, accurate food labels are more important than ever. And for companies looking to keep customers safe and happy in a competitive global market, this means food label translation is an absolute must.
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Charts and histories aren't the only things that should be translated. Hospitals can improve patient care -- and make life easier for hospital staff -- by taking medical translation one step further and preparing basic hospital policies in other languages as well.
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Whether you need consecutive or simultaneous interpreting, having an interpreter present at your meeting, conference or trial allows for the most accurate interpretation. Sometimes, though, arranging an in-person interpreter just isn't an option.
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By using translation services for wine labels, promotional materials and websites, wine makers and distributors can effectively advertise to potential customers-- whether they are first-time wine-tasters or seasoned sommeliers -- wherever their product is sold.
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