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When Translation Error Goes Nuclear

August 26, 2014 -By: -In: In the News / Awards, Language, Translation - Comments Off on When Translation Error Goes Nuclear

“All the sanctions that are related to Iran’s nuclear program should be lifted,” in exchange for Iranian cooperation against ISIS in Iraq, reported Agency France Press last week. Shock headline for sure, except for one small detail. That’s not what the Iranians said at all. They weren’t talking about the nation of Iraq, but Arak, […]

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It’s Not Just English and Spanish in the United States

August 19, 2014 -By: -In: In the News / Awards, Language - Comments Off on It’s Not Just English and Spanish in the United States

Spanish undeniably forms a large part of the linguistic landscape in the United States, and it’s still growing. After English, Spanish is the second-most spoken language in the United States. However, English and Spanish certainly aren’t the only languages in the land. If we discounted English and Spanish for a moment, what other languages do […]

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Are Foreigners Liars?

August 7, 2014 -By: -In: In the News / Awards - Comments Off on Are Foreigners Liars?

If someone who talks like you do told you something, and then someone who had a thick foreign accent told you the same thing, who would you be more likely to believe? Research from the University of Chicago reveals that people are more likely to believe what someone says when they can understand their speech […]

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