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The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 established a series of measures to prohibit instances of discrimination because of a person's disability. The ADA requires that the communication needs of hard of hearing and deaf persons are met, and this frequently demands the use of an ASL interpreter.
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When organizing a conference or a meeting that requires simultaneous interpreters, you may need to procure an interpreting booth (or several). But interpreting booths come in varying sizes and specifications. You'll need to know which type suits your needs, or your interpreter could be left out in the cold.
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Since a website often serves as the first point of contact with a customer, it's paramount that the site accurately conveys the image you intend to present.
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These two writing systems are related but not interchangeable, so you need to make sure the proper one is utilized. By doing so, you can receive the best translation possible from a translator well-versed in the appropriate type of Chinese script.
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No matter what the topic of the documentary, there are three things to remember to make a great documentary voiceover.
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A well-written company handbook can result in happier, more confident, and more productive employee -- and by using professional translation, you can extend these benefits to your entire workforce.
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There is an enormous amount of small, but very significant details that go into launching an international email campaign. When translating and adopting your emails, you'll need to factor in language, culture, and geographic location.
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The characteristics that make for a great commercial voiceover are simple: be clear and lively, convey friendliness while sounding authoritative, and be (reasonably) excited.
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If consecutive interpreting is a part of your next meeting, it's important to take certain factors into account in order to help the meeting run smoothly with minimal interruption.
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Transliteration involves rendering a language from one writing system to another. Though it sounds similar to translation, they are two different processes with very different goals.
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