There are roughly 6,500 languages spoken across the globe, which means that any business looking to globalise faces the massive task of trying to translate the details of their products and services. While it’s certainly not realistic to target markets that speak all of those languages, selecting market places in some regions of the world will certainly warrant the effort.
Japan is such a fascinating country with a rich history of unique culture, that really can’t be compared to any other country in the world. Like many of you, we were disappointed that this year’s Tokyo Olympics weren’t able to go ahead, so in this blog, we decided to immerse ourselves in the culture by instead putting together ten interesting
Adapting to Japanese business etiquette during a formal meeting or appointment can make even the most confident businessperson feel a little uneasy. Although your hosts will mostly be quite understanding of the cultural differences, by being aware of some basic behavioural traits you will increase the chances of a successful meeting. Exhibiting a functioning understanding of Japanese culture and traditions
When interpreting simultaneously at a conference, an interpreter will translate the presenter’s words into a different language in real-time. This way, the natural flow of what the speaker is saying is maintained, and the audience benefits from a smooth output. Preparing for a conference that requires simultaneous interpretation involves finding the right interpreter and sourcing the correct equipment, which can
