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The Need For Translation Service<\/h2>\n
The global economy is a vast connection of suppliers and buyers. \u00a0While this is a very high level view of the global economy, this explanation holds a lot of truth. Virtually every industry exists because there are buyers who want to buy the products and services of that industry.<\/div>\n
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The Translation services industry is no different. The need for a translation service is as old as history itself. \u00a0In fact, much of the history as we know it comes to us via interpretations and translations. \u00a0For example, “the translator’s role as a bridge for “carrying across” values between cultures has been discussed at least since Terence, the second-century-BCE Roman adapter of Greek comedies. The translator’s role however, is by no means a passive, mechanical one, and so has also been compared to that of an artist.”<\/div>\n
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In our more recent history, the need for document translation services<\/a> came about not only due to the industrial revolution but also because of the rapid rise of the Internet that has created a global market for translation services and localization. \u00a0Can you imagine an American company wanting to expand to France without being able to communicate to French consumers in their native language? \u00a0Furthermore, can you imagine an organization wanting to sell products and services to French speaking Canadian citizens without using the Canadian French dialect? The fact of the matter is that the need for a translation company exists because the global economy demands it.<\/div>\n
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The purpose of a translation is to convey the concepts and meaning of the source text. \u00a0Therefore, it is important to understand that word-for-word translation is not always the perfect translation. Rather, the ideal translation will use the target language to convey the meaning of the source text while keeping in mind the cultural norms of the target audience.<\/div>\n
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Regarding the translation needs of multinational corporations, the type of information that often needs to be translated relates to:<\/div>\n
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