News Item Federal Court Interpreting Events Rose in Fiscal Year 2010. “In all, an interpreter’s help was requested for 120 different languages.”

Languages Grew From a Seed in Africa, a Study Says – NYTimes.com. “[Dr. Atkinson’s] study was prompted by a recent finding that the number of phonemes in a language increases with the number of people who speak it. This gave him the idea that phoneme diversity would increase as a population grew, but would fall […]

She is a Technical Writer. She is a professional trainer. She is a translator, interpreter and ATIF’s Secretary. Emmy Prieto will be sharing her expertise on Sunday May, 1st at FIU Modesto Maidique Campus. Software Tips for Translators will cover three components of the MS-Office Suite: Word, Publisher and Excel. For more information and to […]

Automated translation might be a quick, inexpensive way to launch global efforts, but for measurable return on investment and successful customer relationship building, follow the principles of smart ISEO. Making Sure Brand Messages Aren’t Lost in Translation » Adotas.

“From the point of view of anthropology, this is a cutting-edge project,” said Dr. Gregory Reck, chair of Appalachian’s Department of Anthropology.   Professor’s project provides first-ever Guatemalan language text for Mayan students » News Archive » Appalachian State University News.

The Kituwah academy is currently teaching the Cherokee language as a primary language to first grade children. There are now approximately 60 students in the language revitalization program.   Preserving the Cherokee language with children’s books.

Past recipients include Nobel Prize winner Chen-Ning Yang, Chinese agricultural scientist Yuan Longping, and scientist Qian Xuesen, the founder of the China’s aerospace science sector. US-born Translator Honored with Lifetime Achievement Award.

“It’s a great feeling when you make communication happen, when you put everyone on the same playing field,” said Quigley.   Knowing Her Signs: Laurel Woman is Full-Time Interpreter – Laurel, MD Patch.

There are some writers who dislike the semicolon and find it pretentious—chief among them Kurt Vonnegut.   Why writers need the semicolon | Articles.