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Why does your company need a multilingual website?
in The Language of BusinessSixty-three percent of global brands reach more clients after increasing the number of languages available on their website Facts – Most of the world’s largest websites offer more than one language, generally two, but some even have a hundred languages. Sixty-three percent of global brands reach more clients after increasing the number of languages available on […]
Native-speaker translation for business success – think globally, act locally
in The Language of Business“If I am selling to you, I speak your language. If I am buying, dann müssen Sie Deutsch sprechen.” Willy Brandt, former West-German Chancellor Why is it worthwhile working with native translators who are well-versed in the customs and traditions of the given people? Let’s take a look at some sobering figures A recent survey […]
Why our new website is the most exciting move for our company in 2017
in The Language of BusinessMoving to a bigger office EDMF is proud to announce the launch of our new website, which coincides with our move to bigger premises. Almost twice the size of our previous office, and with modernised equipment and infrastructure. We look forward to welcoming our partners and customers in our new central Buda location. Our […]
Origin of the word Easter: from pagan festivals to the celebration we know today
in Multilingual LifestyleThere are many traditions surrounding the celebration of Easter. There are many stories and legends from the old pagan mythology, through the goddess Eostre to the Dutch connection. Easter and the old pagan mythology One of the theories is that the word ‘Easter’ comes from two old pagan spring festivals. The old European pagan […]
National Poetry Day in Hungary
in Languages Without Borders11 April is National Poetry Day in Hungary. The excellent Hungarian poet Attila József was born on this day, which has been National Poetry Day since 1964. Let us commemorate the great poet. (You can read more about him here: http://bit.ly/1TsHSfe) For those who love poems, we particularly recommend the following beautiful poem by Attila József, […]