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Lost for Words: Translating Culture – The Travel Word.   New ways to communicate do not always stem from words; gestures and body languages vary

What your business card’s typeface says about you | Articles.   That business card in your pocket says more about you than you may like

The Seven Practices of Successful Medical Interpreters. Medical interpreting professionals understand that it takes more than just knowing a language to be a quality medical

Jargonbusters bring financial world to heel | Stuff.co.nz.   The amusingly acronymed SMOG index (Simple Measure of Gobbledygook) is widely recognised as the best indicator

Top 25 grammar and language mistakes | Articles.   While it’s true that corporate communicators need to aim at colloquial language—we don’t want to be

ATIF is closing 2011 and starting 2012 in one strike. Enjoy!            Speaking Out! Winter 2011-2012

The Press Association: Collins dictionary online for free.   “It’s been a privilege to bring together the world’s best language specialists and lexicographers with a

Language Blog Translation Times: The True Spirit of Christmas: Helping a Colleague Recover.   === A human interest story. At ATIF we have mobilized people

The top language stories of 2011, The Web of Language. …And we welcomed the fifth edition of the American Heritage Dictionary, which, its publishers warn