We get daily queries regarding the appropriate language choice, or to explain the differences between Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese, for instance. Translating into the wrong language for a particular region can seriously damage your chances of gaining traction in the market.  Make sure you understand who your target market is. Some examples: Simplified vs[…]

Now that the financial year-end is behind us, our focus shifts to South Africa hosting the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) conference in March 2013. With the focus on South African investment and development, we have experienced a flood of requests for content and documents to be translated into Africa-based languages. Prevalent[…]

Here at Web-lingo, we’ve decided to make things easier for everyone to find out more about what we do. There are more changes on the horizon, as we grow our online presence to equal and exceed our brand’s presence through traditional media. For those unsure, here is a summary of what we do and how[…]

2012 has come and gone, and with it the London Olympics, the re-election of Barack Obama and the potential end of the world, according to Mayan prophecy. So, while we’re talking about the past, this is an overview of the work we covered throughout the month of December 2012 (excluding private client translations) and some[…]