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How to Express Your Feelings in Different Languages
Language insights

How to Express Your Feelings in Different Languages

If you want to learn how to say I love you in different languages, that’s a pretty easy task. So is learning how to say I love you back. These are common phrases in Romantic and Germanic languages, and the sentiment is common enough that it’s easy to find an interpretation of the term in other language families.

Carl Hill 03 Nov 2017
How to Say Trick or Treat in 5 Different Languages And Other Halloween Facts
Language insights

How to Say Trick or Treat in 5 Different Languages And Other Halloween Facts

In the United States Midwest, parents prepare their children to give the usual Halloween speech, ‘Trick or Treat!’. They also prepare them for a sneaky trick or treat answer. It’s tradition for many people answering the door on Halloween night to answer ‘Trick or Treat!’ with ‘Trick’. This means the child has to perform some sort of trick before getting a treat. Kids may sing Halloween songs, tell a joke, even play a simple magic trick.

Carl Hill 27 Oct 2017
How to Decode Minion (Banana) Language
Language insights

How to Decode Minion (Banana) Language

There are several languages that have been created from movies or works of literature. There’s Klingon from the Star Trek franchise. The movie Avatar brought us Na’vi. There’s also Dothraki from Game of Thrones. Let’s not forget Elvish, Nadsat, and Lapine.

Andrew Samkowski 06 Oct 2017
What is Localization
Localization

What is Localization and Why You Should Use It

What is localization is a question we often hear from the businesses that decide to modify the content and design of their websites, apps, or video games to target specific language speakers. Learn more about localization and how it works in our article.

Mark Blackwood 22 Sep 2017
Handwritten Notes as a Secret Business Weapon
Business

Handwritten Notes as a Secret Business Weapon: a Guide

Going paperless is a laudable goal. In fact, the majority of the time you should pick electronic or face to face communication when possible. However, there is something wonderfully tactile about opening an envelope, unfolding a handwritten letter, even flipping over a postcard to read the message after looking at the picture.

Henry Mcdowell 11 Sep 2017