Friday, August 5, 2011

English to Arabic translation-Another economic source


Language has fully turned into a better way to build good rapport among people living outside by learning their language. The more you know languages, the more chances are with you to strengthen your relationship with those speaking that particular language.

Arabic language has provided a platform full of opportunities to people having sound knowledge and proficiency. This language is basically spoken in countries like Bahrain, Jordan, Morocco, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, United Arabs Emirates and Saudi Arabia. In many other countries this language is popularly used, more or less people are widely accepting Arabic expansion.

The main origin of Arabic language is considered to be from the language known as Proto-Semitic which resemble with the language spoken in many parts of Africa; the holy Quran of Islam also contributed preserving the original scripts of the language in written form. Today, words of Arabic origin can also be found in many of the European languages that show the strong dominance of Arabs during the medieval period in all over the Europe.

Nowadays, this Arabic language became one of the important foreign languages whose demand in the market soared like never before due to the increasing trade relation among the countries. With the globalization and liberalization introduced by the world trade organization taking the consensus of the countries these two processes came into existence with full force. It led to the removal of the various trade barriers and restrictions of the countries that brought every country under business umbrella tied with business string.

With the coming of translation industry into the global market the demand of Arabic translators gave an upward push to Arabic translation which became a big necessity since the inception of the globalization. All the Arabs countries are developed and rich in petroleum products. They have a strong dominance in the international market and act as an artery because no country wants to keep itself isolated from these Arabs countries as every country requires importing of petroleum products. Due to this several European countries are pressing for forming a trade relation; they are supplying a lot of Foreign Direct Investments to these countries. For any trade development into these countries the companies need to come into a good mutual understanding which again requires translation and interpretation of the communication into Arabic. People having good grasped of English and proficiency in Arabic can find themselves employed into English to Arabic translation industry.

These days Arabic translation has become a source of revenue generation for the Government which resulted in the formation of various measures and policies to further develop this industry.

Thursday, August 4, 2011

Finding new ways with Farsi Language


As all of us know that Farsi is the language which was formed from Persian language. As per the historians this is the language which was spoken in India during 14th century to 16th century; although very few people usually use the language in India, but significant amount of population speaking this language is found in countries like Afghanistan, Bahrain, Iraq, Oman, Yemen and United Arabs Emirates which are the integral part of the world trade.

With the establishment of globalization, liberalization and advancement of transport and communication, the whole countries came very closer to each others. Trade development began to take place between the countries resulting in the formation of international trade organization known as World Trade Organization which usually monitors the trading system of the entire world. From the very beginning of the modern period English has been the main business language of the global market.

However, the most recent business trend made people to change their business tactics due to overgrowing competition among the businesses. Localization of languages has become a new tool for people in order to reach to large masses which are usually targeted as consumers. For any trade to be developed and nurtured in the areas comprising of Farsi speaking people, there should be the localization of information disseminated to local people about the companies, products and about various promotional activities carried out by the companies. These companies require more English to Farsi translation services in order to create a mutual understanding among the people; otherwise, there might be the possibility of emerging different ideas leading to ultimate confrontations. It would lead the companies to nowhere. Today, English to Farsi translators have a huge demand in the markets due to the contribution given by the countries where this language is spoken to the world market. The establishment of language translation as fast emerging industry catering to all the translation services needed by the companies has actually led to the increase in demand of Farsi translation. Gone are the days when people had ignorance towards learning languages due to having less vision about the possibility of making careers out of languages.

However, the arrival of language translation as an industry in the global market led to the reduction of burden shouldered by Government to provide employment to the youths. Thousands of people are engaged into this sector working in the form of language translators and interpreters. Farsi translation has given a new means of livelihood to people especially who are well versed in Farsi.

Tuesday, August 2, 2011

French Translation- The backbone of today’s business


Do you really want to add cultural flavour to your business trip in France? Of course, for that you need English to French translation to make your trip as satisfying as you want. But what, don’t worry; French translation is no longer a big issue. You just require true heart for it; there are hundreds of English to french translation agencies in all over the world, providing French translation services.

English to French translators, who usually translate French or English, are playing a vital role in popularizing the French as it is one of the major European languages particularly spoken in France whose official status is found in the following 29 countries as per the information provided in the Wikipedia which are as follows-Democratic Republic of Congo, France, Canada, Madagascar, Cameroon, Côte d'Ivoire, Burkina Faso, Niger, Senegal, Mali, Rwanda, Belgium, Guinea, Chad, Haiti, Burundi, Benin, Switzerland, Togo, Central African Republic, Republic of Congo, Gabon, Comoros, Equatorial Guinea, Djibouti, Luxembourg, Vanuatu, Seychelles and Monaco.

French is considered to have originated from Romance language. It is also a language family of Italic, Romance, Italo-western, Western Romance, Gallo-Iberian, Gallo-Romance, Gallo-Rhaetian and Oil languages. The credit for the wide popularity of this Indo-European language usually goes to the increasing number of French speaking people ranging from 70 to 110 million native speakers in all over the world. With the addition of people speaking French as their second language, the total number of speakers goes to 265 to 270 million. Similarly, French translators are also expanding fast with the career scope being widened worldwide.

France today holds the topmost position in terms of receiving tourists from all across the world due to which English to French conversion for catering the incoming tourists became essential. With the coming of globalization, the entire world simply became a business globe. The touring and travelling of people from one country to another for their specific purpose became a common sight. Competition for business expansion, dominance of global market and having strong hold of the people in the market are the symptoms corporate people like to have, actually led to the emergence of a new service industry called language translation industry. English to French translation or interpretation is itself the part of this industry. Many French translators and interpreters are restlessly engaged into this service industry.

This language translation industry is importantly felt in order to pave the way leading to the business growth. There are many obstacles which interrupt the smooth flow of business; language and communication barrier is one of them that have a huge deteriorating impact. Language localization and translation are the two business tactics commonly used by people today. As for business, company or products’ promotion, good and effective communication is needed, and for that language translation has a huge importance, particularly French translation, specifically for targeting French people or customers.

Monday, August 1, 2011

A language for all travelers in Estonia


Do you want to add extra cultural flavour to your holiday’s celebration in Estonia through English to Estonian Translation? If so, hire any of the English to Estonian translators, who will elaborate you every bit of Estonian cultures. Estonian is the language of Estonia, located in the northern part of Europe. It is officially used in Estonia and European Union; it is also widely spoken by about 1.1 million people in Estonia and ten thousand people belonging to ‘émigré’ communities, as per the records provided in the Wikipedia. Estonian language as the Uralic language has a close relation with Finnish, Karelian and nearby languages. It is one of the few languages belonging to non Indo-European linguistic family background but has a distant relation with Hungarian.

English to Estonian translation has emerged as another hotspot in the world of translation; the Estonian translators should have knowledge regarding the dialects spoken in Estonia which are divided into two groups as northern and southern dialects. The Estonian conversion into various other languages has become of greater significance; it is due to the fast changing of the global market scenario by the introduction of globalization and various other trade policies adopted by world bodies like WTO, World Bank, IMF etc. The increase of the demand for Estonian translation can be observed by the fact that it became an indispensable part of the translation industry. Today, the world has fully liberalized; the trade barriers which were earlier are no more now. The countries can openly invite one another for multilateral or bilateral trade relations that resulted in the free flow of capitals, foreign exchanges, and many other FDIs, providing the employment generation and global business expansion as well.

With global business taking entire countries under a single business umbrella the conversion of English, a global language, to Estonian and various other languages became a big necessity. Along with cultural Interpretations, language interpretation is also essentially required as business involves more interactions and communications with people from various walks of life in order to grow up businesses of any sort.

The emergence of travel and tourism industry in the world market also contributed towards the growth of Estonian translation industry; as a large number of English to Estonian translators or interpreters are hired by many tourists visiting from different parts of the world to Estonia and neighbouring countries.

The widespread scope for making career into the translation industry is drawing large number of students towards this sector in order to cater the market demands.

Keeping business perspectives in mind, the Indian Government has introduced various language institutions which run many Indian or foreign language courses. In Delhi, the University of Delhi, JNU and various other private institutes also provide Estonian language learning.