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Which languages are longest and have the most words?

• Translation
• Layout
• Linguistic knowledge

From time to time, clients will specify the maximum length of a translation.

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• Linguistic knowledge

When publishing a text that's directed at different readers, one of the first questions should be: is one version enough?

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• Adaptation

Too much choice can actually make life more difficult. Sifting through a wide range of offers can be confusing, no matter what it is you’re looking for, and it takes time and effort to pick the right option.

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It’s easy in English – we use the personal pronoun you when addressing someone directly in conversation, irrespective of each other’s status.

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Having copy written professionally is an easy way to promote your products and services and share your latest news.

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It’s really quite simple – you want some text translated from source language A to target language B within a specific amount of time. Surely that’s all the translator needs to know – or is it?

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Have you ever noticed how separate departments within a company often use different terms for the same content? In actual fact, only very few companies use a central repository for their terminology

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Chinese languages are among the most commonly used languages in the world. With around 867 million native speakers, the Chinese dialect of Mandarin, also known as Northern Chinese or simply Chinese, is much more widely spoken than English, for example.

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