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    industry like some of many students and teachers who are the main people in terms of learning will surely appreciate this kind of fast and modernized kind of dictionary which is compatible for any android devices . Philippine dialect to English word Translation is an important thing we must know that will help us to translate a different dialect to English. It really satisfies our needs when it comes to learning. This Translator Application is an application for android devices stores and distributes information

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    by the writer Chinua Achebe. Throughout the book he throws words into the sentences that are untranslated from the tribal African language. He does so to show that there is no direct translation and that although English may be a “universal language” it cannot always capture the true mean of a word through translation. In leaving the word untranslated‚ Achebe is able to maintain its meaning as well as hold true to the culture of the

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    confronted with the need to understand their customers’ language‚ culture‚ and trends more than ever before. LSPs help bridge the communication gap between clients‚ businesses‚ and individuals. Many companies offer a suite of services from document translation‚ to website localization‚ to multilingual court reporting‚ to oral interpretation. The Global Language Services market has evolved over the past few years with the inclusion of more service offerings as per the growing demands of end-users.  

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    greatest fair in the history of the world. The other concurrent story is about another man named H.H Holmes. Holmes is the opposite from Burnham. The author uses diction in order to show us the difference between the two. Not only by the character’s literal actions but the way he expresses them on paper. For example‚ when the chapter is focused on Burnham the writing style is formal opposed to colloquial. The author does this to show readers that Burnham is a more stable character. Formal writing is

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    In the Anglo-Saxon poem‚ “The Dream of the Rood‚” the author’s purpose is to impress upon his audience the power of salvation offered by Christianity‚ as represented by the crucifix. For the author‚ the crucifix‚ or Rood‚ is no mere symbol‚ but a literal embodiment of salvation. At the time it is believed to have been written‚ the poet’s audience consisted of a spectrum of Christian followers and pagans who retained the traditions and culture of their Germanic‚ Norse‚ and Danish ancestors. Even many

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    now forgotten. Likewise‚ history may be affected. A loss of language by a certain group dying out‚ may lose any translation of historical events documented by that culture. The loss of language can also lead to a loss of scripture‚ meaning the ability to read that language. If anything has been written in the past‚ there is a chance that its historical significance can be lost in translation. When this occurs‚ history may be altered or unknown. The loss of a language also means the adoption of something

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    Poetry Analysis Bilingual Sestina by Julia Alvarez Julia Alvarez was born in March 27th 1950 in New York City. When she was only 3 months old her family decided to return to their homeland in Dominican Republic. It seems they wanted to make a difference in their country which at that time was being ruled by the dictator General Rafael Trujillo. In 1960 her family returns to the United States because his father was part of a plot to overthrow country’s dictator which it failed and under

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    qualified person who can pass information from one person to other in way he can understand. Many community interpreters are members of minority groups in the host country‚ however they are familiar with its institutions. (Routledge encyclopedia of translation studies‚ by Mona Baker‚ Gabriela Saldanha) The community interpreter has a very different role and responsibilities from a commercial or conference interpreter. She is responsible for enabling professional and client‚ with very different backgrounds

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    product that can benefit the native culture and next generation. We will do this by leveraging relationships with University Linguistics/Native-American programs. Competitive Landscape Google Translate: Opportunity: Strong name brand Mobile translation Cost effective Weaknesses: Only utilized for short phrases Long response time No customization for natives Rosetta Stone: Opportunity: Strong presence Product Supplements Company Size Weaknesses: Not tailored to Natives Don’t offer

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    Culture Shock Warren Oats was a highly successful executive for American Auto Suppliers‚ a Chicago-based company that makes original-equipment specialty parts for Ford‚ GM‚ and Chrysler. Rather than retreat before the onslaught of Japanese automakers‚ AAS decided to counterattack and use its reputation for quality and dependability to win over customers in Japan. Oats had started in the company as an engineer and worked his way up to become one of a handful of senior managers who had a shot at

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