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Website Translation into Arabic and Hebrew: What Changes When Text Is Written Right to Left

A company launched its website in Arabic. The translation was accurate, but the page looked off: the menu was pushed against the...

Transcreation: When a Slogan Needs to Be Reinvented, Not Translated

A good advertising line works like a joke or a song: you either feel it or you don't. Translate a slogan word for word, and you ...

E-commerce Website Translation: What to Localize First and in What Order

Customers rarely slam the door on a website. They simply close the tab if it's unclear how much the product weighs, what currenc...

Translation Blunders That Became Legend: What They Teach Clients Today

Marketing and translation studies textbooks contain an unofficial chapter on how a word that works well at home turns into a jok...

SEO Translation: How to Adapt Content for Search Engines

Expanding a commercial business into international markets inevitably confronts a company with the ambitious task of attracting ...

Website and App Localization: How It Differs from Regular Translation

Imagine a typical scenario: a company develops a user-friendly web service or a promising mobile app, gains a solid foothold in ...