
The History of Translation: From the Rosetta Stone to Netflix Subtitles
A French philologist, a long time ago, found a stone with symbols of birds, hands, and vultures. These symbols engraved on a stone told a

A French philologist, a long time ago, found a stone with symbols of birds, hands, and vultures. These symbols engraved on a stone told a

Did you know that some of the world’s oldest languages are still spoken today, thousands of years after their inception? From the ancient scripts of

Some of the world’s greatest books might never have been discovered or loved by millions without translation. Behind every global classic is a literary translator,

It’s called a melting pot for a reason: the US is one of the most linguistically diverse countries in the world, with over 350 languages

Every year, as the crescent moon marks the end of Ramadan or the conclusion of Hajj, Muslims around the world come together to celebrate, with

Russian, Ukrainian, and Belarusian share grammar rules and are largely mutually intelligible. French, Italian, and Spanish are Romance languages, which all trace back to Latin.

While Arabic and Somali are the two official languages spoken in Somalia, different dialects and indigenous languages are also spoken within smaller communities. Each dialect

In today’s global business landscape, all eyes are on China—and for good reason. Chinese is the second most spoken language in the world and the

Did you know that French is the only language–other than English–that’s spoken on all seven continents? While it originated in France, the language of love

English, Spanish, and Mandarin Chinese are the three most spoken languages worldwide (and we’ll know why shortly), but the list extends beyond these three languages.

Did you know that around nine languages disappear every year? According to the Language Conservancy, nearly half of the world’s 7,000 languages could vanish by

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