“Read not to confute nor accept but weigh and consider.” Francis Bacon Understanding grammar points in your own accumulated knowledge as language educators is an
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A Quick History Of The English Language
Perhaps the most, ‘taken for granted’ language in the world is the English language. Recognised as the international language, used as a first tongue in
E-Learning Translation: The New Age Tool for Global Learning Delivery
The e-learning market has taken a 360-degree swing in the last few years. It not only incorporates the major areas that drive the market in
5 Ways to Improve Your Spelling and Grammar Skills
The English language is the most spoken language all over the world and there is hardly any work that can be done without using this
10 Easy Tips to Communicating Across Cultures
Ten Tips for Cross Cultural Communication As our world becomes smaller through innovative technology and international business, effective cross-cultural communicating skills are the foundation to
Is Mobile App Translation Optimized for Your Target Market Locations?
It is a fallacy to assume that having a website perfectly designed and adequately translated is enough done. Nothing can be further from the truth
Translate Dutch to English: And Opportunities Into Business
A new debate is unfolding these days amidst geologists, marine scientists, and curious people. A continent adjoining New Zealand may soon add itself to the
How Should You Interpret “All Is Vanity” In Ecclesiastes?
Christians and others who appreciate the Bible are often challenged by attempts to contextualize the book of Ecclesiastes. Where other parts of the Old Testament
A Voyage Through Physics Technical Terms to Explore Their Roots of English Origin
Here are certain words,commonly used while teaching Physics. The same words have their literal meanings also. The undersigned author is a teacher of both Physics
Methods of Translation Vs Techniques of Translation
A TRANSLATION always represents an original text (or “Source Text”, or “text of Departure”); in this, it involves a certain degree of equivalence, although the