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In this article, we’ll explore the many factors that can affect translation costs and determine the range of prices you can expect when shopping around.

For those of you who have ever looked into the price of hiring a translator, you may have been surprised to find out that prices vary wildly depending on what kind of text you want to be translated and who you hire to translate it.

Spanish voice translators and devices are available in many different shapes, sizes and types. This can make it confusing to know which one you need or which ones are better than others.

To help you make that decision, we’ve put together this handy guide on how to get a certified translation of your Bengali documents into English, as well as tips on other things to consider when hiring translators and interpreting services.

The bustling city of Santiago is home to over 6 million people, making it the most populous city in the country, and one of the most populous cities in South America as well. Here are 10 facts about this massive metropolitan South America capital that might surprise you.

Learn more about this delicious ingredient and these surprising facts in this article on some Chile Chipotle Facts That Will Surprise and Delight You.

There are more women in America today than at any point in history. For the first time, there are more females than males enrolled in college - 51% of undergraduate students are women.

Learning an American Native language can be difficult if you don’t have any Native friends to help you along the way. Well, the good news is that it isn’t impossible! Here are some easy ways to learn, even if you don’t have anyone to help guide you through the process.

The art of translation lies in the translator's ability to match their skill level and industry experience with your linguistic needs. A quote is used by translators to give you an estimate for how much it will cost for them to translate text, word-for-word, from one language into another.

You might be surprised by the number of people who translate and interpret that aren’t actually licensed or certified to do so—but these individuals should not be confused with those who have passed an exam, earned certain credentials, and obtained licensure to practice their trade.