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Remote Legal Interpreter , TransLinguist

Optimal Approaches for Collaborating with a Remote Legal Interpreter

Interpretation, Languages Spoken, Translation / The TransLinguist Team

High-stakes conversations hinge on clarity, timing, and a faithful record. That’s why working with a Remote Legal Interpreter isn’t a last-minute checkbox—it’s an operational decision. Whether you’re deposing a witness, prepping a client, or negotiating terms across languages, the Remote Legal Interpreter becomes part of your team’s workflow. This guide distills ethics, prep, tech, and […]

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Internationalization and Localization ,(i18n vs l10n),TransLinguist

Seeing the Difference: Internationalization and Localization

Interpretation, Languages Spoken / The TransLinguist Team

Many things are utilised by people who live far away from where they were first manufactured. Websites, tools, and mobile apps frequently need to function across multiple languages and cultural contexts. In order to make it happen, lives must be changed, not just words. Internationalisation and localisation are two distinct processes. Despite their apparent similarities,

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VRS vs. VRI : What's the Difference? | TransLinguist

VRS vs. VRI: What Distinguishes Them?

Artificial Intelligence, Languages Spoken / The TransLinguist Team

When teams compare VRS vs. VRI, a few practical rules decide what works in the real world. Get VRS vs. VRI wrong, and a meeting stalls or misses accessibility expectations; get VRS vs. VRI right, and conversations move naturally with the right visual context and compliance in place. Below, we define each service plainly, highlight

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Language Access in Education: Strategies for Budget Cuts

How Educational Institutes Can Preserve Language Access Despite Budget Cuts

Languages Spoken, Translation / The TransLinguist Team

Budgets are tightening across schools and universities, but cutting Language Access often costs more later. Language Access keeps families informed, supports legal compliance, and improves learning for multilingual students. In 2025, leaders can protect Language Access without new headcount by focusing on high-impact moments, smart modalities, and measurable outcomes. This guide shows how to keep

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Developments in Lending AI, Localization, and Inclusion

Artificial intelligence, localization, and inclusion are emerging trends in commercial lending

Artificial Intelligence, Interpretation, Languages Spoken, Translation / The TransLinguist Team

In 2025, commercial lenders are re-architecting operating models around AI, Localization, and Inclusion. Implemented across underwriting, servicing, and third-party governance, the approach advances credit growth, risk management, and compliance. Institutions that integrate it into decision-making and customer experience will accelerate relative to peers while meeting elevated regulatory and institutional requirements. Why AI is unavoidable—if governed

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Multilingual Travel Support, 24/7 for Travel Brands

Expectations for the Travel Industry in the Year 2025

Artificial Intelligence, Interpretation, Languages Spoken, Translation, Travel & Hospitality / The TransLinguist Team

2025 is a reset year for travel. Demand is back, traveler patience is not—and that puts multilingual travel support at the center of service design. From airport counters to hotel apps and guided tours, multilingual travel support now decides whether guests feel welcomed or lost. With leaner teams and tighter margins, winners will automate routine

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Culturally Competent Interpreter

healthcare, Interpretation, Languages Spoken / The TransLinguist Team

In our world of globalism, free exchange is more necessary than ever before. But comprehension goes so much, much deeper than the word-for-word translation from two languages. And that’s where the valuable worth of a culturally attuned interpreter comes into view. They are the unsung heroes who bridge not only linguistic divides, but even the

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European Accessibility Act (EAA), Compliance Guide & Requirements

Is Your Company EAA-Ready? Here’s How to Make Multilingual Events Actually Compliant

Interpretation, Languages Spoken, Legal Insights / The TransLinguist Team

Here’s the thing: this new rule, the European Accessibility Act (EAA)? It’s not just another legal checkbox. It’s a full-on shift in how we do events. Especially multilingual ones. If you’re hosting webinars, hybrid conferences, or even a fancy launch party with global guests, you’re going to need to rethink a few things. Like… “Can

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Languages Spoken in South Africa

Languages Spoken, Travel & Hospitality / The TransLinguist Team

South Africa is famous for its stunning nature and incredible wildlife, but what’s just as impressive is its incredible number of Languages of South Africa. Seriously, the country has way more official languages than most places in the world. Across South African cities such as Joburg or Durban, you hear people communicating in various languages. You

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Languages of the Netherlands, TransLinguist

Languages Spoken in the Netherlands: A Living Mosaic of Culture and Connection

Languages Spoken / The TransLinguist Team

When people think of the Netherlands, tulips, canals, and bikes likely come to mind. But what truly powers this compact yet influential nation? The languages of the Netherlands – and the stories they tell. Every language spoken here tells a deeper story. Of colonial history. Of migration. Of pride. Of connection. At TransLinguist, we’ve partnered with nonprofits,

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