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Do Expats Need an Interpreter: 5 Situations Where Miscommunication Can Be Fatal

Do Expats Need an Interpreter: 5 Situations Where Miscommunication Can Be Fatal

Language barriers have become a significant concern as the world becomes more interconnected. These communication issues have led to the rise of the interpreter market as they can facilitate a better understanding between different parties. In 2021, TheExpressWire notes that the global demand for interpreters [https://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/

Professional Legal Interpreters

Communication without Barriers

Professional Legal Interpreters

Every interpreting situation comes with its own set of rules, terminology, difficulties solutions, and patterns. Like healthcare, judicial interpreting is a prime example of this. Some people will assume courtroom or justice interpreting is a matter of understanding two languages and some legal jargon, and putting those pieces together to

Hindi is the Largest Spoken Indian language in the United States

Hindi is the Largest Spoken Indian language in the United States

Based on census data, The Hindu [http://www.thehindu.com/news/international/hindi-largest-spoken-indian-language-in-us/article7841549.ece] newspaper reports Hindi is principal spoken Indian language in US. The American Community Survey (ACS) data on languages spoken at home previously only reported findings for 39 languages. This is only the second time the

Factors that Determine the Provision of Public Service Interpreting

Factors that Determine the Provision of Public Service Interpreting

It is certain that no nation is without linguistic diversity. Unfortunately, an influx of foreign speakers—often via immigration or asylum speaking—fails to be planned for, in general. The Migration Policy Institute [http://www.migrationpolicy.org/article/frequently-requested-statistics-immigrants-and-immigration-united-states] asserts the US attracts "about 20 percent of the world&