Translation Services Singapore
Translation Services Singapore
Translating any manner of print ad from English into another language is a pretty straightforward task. You simply hire a translator to work with your campaign manager to change the copy.
But online Web ads are a wholly different case. Copywriters and translators come face-to-face with the unique and often unforeseen quirks of the Internet – so it’s best to know them now before you start the work.Read More >
So you’re a webmaster tasked to translate one of your client’s websites “into Chinese.” Before you embark on this daunting task, here are ten tips to remember when you aim to make a professional, highly-polished translation.
1. Use Mandarin Chinese.
China is huge, and it’s got several dialects. But it does have one official language all Chinese understand – Mandarin. This particular dialect is also traditionally the most widely-used of all the Chinese dialects, even more than Cantonese. So unless it’s targeting a particular Chinese market, the website should be translated into Mandarin Chinese.Read More >