Foreign Tongues

Market research #translation is an invaluable business tool because it bridges linguistic and cultural gaps, allowing companies to gather and analyse data from diverse markets accurately. buff.ly/4ddj9rM

English is spoken by over 1.5 billion people worldwide, making it one of the most widely spoken and studied languages. buff.ly/3WQ1dNZ

#Translation technology is playing a bigger role in the international insights ecosystem, as research technology becomes an increasingly vital part of the global research toolkit. Rob Gray reports. buff.ly/3WPGb29

WhatsApp is rumored to be working on a live #translation feature, making global communication easier. buff.ly/468UUby

In this article, Professor Neil Cartlidge from our English department explains how the language we use today was heavily influenced by medieval culture. buff.ly/3Ytg6qH

English has a lot of relatives, but which one does it have the most in common with? buff.ly/3ckNwxB

Here are the most frequently used regional terms that you won’t have learned in #French class - and you may find useful if you are going to the Olympics. buff.ly/3Wm0XVH

Who sang the original version of La Vie En Rose? What does La Vie En Rose mean? What are the French lyrics translated to English? buff.ly/4c9kJtc

#Translation editing and proofreading are both essential steps in the translation process, but they serve distinct purposes. Find out what they are.buff.ly/3ybbUBq

Metaphors are not just for poets - they're everywhere in our everyday language. And they shape the way we view the world. buff.ly/3fsUbbR

You say yes, I say no, and other languages use completely different words in response to questions. buff.ly/4bFl0E7

The ASC Conference spotlighted how research agencies, brands and tech firms are driving innovation and sparking discussions on the future of data-driven business transformation. buff.ly/4f5Yszr

Speakers plan to share a few words of Guernesiais with the King and Queen and explain its heritage. buff.ly/3zZSmAg

The #language has been around for more than 20,000 years but now only Ouma Katrina Esau can speak it fluently. buff.ly/4cYqsCS

You say yes, I say no, and other #languages use completely different words in response to questions. buff.ly/4bFl0E7

The Market Research Society (#MRS) has announced its most recent tranche of Research Heroes as part of an ongoing programme to spotlight unsung individuals in the research sector. buff.ly/3WiReR5

Ever said the words hangry, smog or mansplaining? You've been using portmanteau, as etymologist and broadcaster Susie Dent explains. buff.ly/3KaDsdc

A growing number of associations are taking a stand against relying too much on #AI — most recently, France's Société française des traducteurs (SFT) and the UK's Institute of Translation and Interpreting (ITI). buff.ly/460sujS

Switzerland have impressed on their run to the quarterfinals of Euro 2024. How do the players from a multilingual nation communicate on the pitch? buff.ly/3RZ6AYB

Arkeonews is from Turkey and from the world of news, photographs are the archaeological web site where scientific papers. buff.ly/3RWJ9Po