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Transitioning from Onsite Event Interpretation to Remote Simultaneous Interpretation (RSI)
September 16, 2020
Within the past six months, our world has changed in how we do day-to-day business. Social gatherings have been limited, meetings are mostly virtual through multiple platforms, and working from... Read More
When Did Sign Language Begin?
July 20, 2020
Although no one has a specific answer to this question, gesturing seems to be an instinctive form of human communications from birth. So much so, it easy to assume that humankind adopted crude... Read More
Video Remote Simultaneous Interpretation
June 12, 2020
The need for accurate interpretation of what was being said dates back to the ancient world. Although merchants of the Mediterranean used a local lingua franca to communicate, the ancient... Read More
How to Host a Post Pandemic Multilingual Event
June 11, 2020
If you are responsible for hosting business meetings and corporate events in a post COVID-19 world, things may look a lot different. In fact, it may well be that the corporate event industry has... Read More
Is Latin Officially a Dead Language?
May 12, 2020
The official status of Latin continues to be a point of discussion and argument for many linguists throughout the world. There are those who believe it is one of the most important languages ever... Read More
Will the Coronavirus Kill the Centuries-Old Handshake?
April 13, 2020
Whether or not lockdown restrictions will end on the date set by White House officials is yet to be determined. However, as business returns to some degree of normalcy, it is unlikely that one of... Read More
ProLingo Releases Simultaneous Interpretation App for Smartphones
April 6, 2020
Effective interpretation at your conference, seminar or meeting depends upon the accurate delivery of correctly interpreted information that is shared with your target audience. ProLingo’s... Read More
Unpresidential Ways of Delivering the Spoken Word
February 10, 2020
Whether Donald J. Trump is re-elected in 2020 or not, he will long be remembered for his "unpresidential" delivery of controversial ideologies. Some linguists have harshly criticized the... Read More
Comparative Diversity: Where Do Names Come From?
February 6, 2020
The history of names is ancient. In fact, no one really knows the origin of most given names. However, evidence from archaeological studies suggests that the earliest names likely had an original... Read More
Can You Trust Machine Translation for Business Documents?
January 7, 2020
Effective business translation for documents, contracts, notices, etc. need be contextually accurate, if not perfect. This includes localization for dialectal differences in meaning and scope.... Read More
