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Translation Agency – the new flag for power

Author: Shreya Gupta
by Shreya Gupta
Posted: Oct 13, 2016

Many decades back the world was busy recovering from the hangover of colonialism. When the English expanded their territories across the world, they also left a mark on many cultures, languages and trade aspects there.

The imperialism had to end someday though and the British rule slowly but definitely folded in many parts of the world. What remained thereafter was some hint of the language that even decades of revolution could not wipe off.

English as a global language owes its widespread acceptance to a lot in history but a lot also comes from its own ease, adaptability, and versatility.

Times are changing and the world can no longer function with the tool of one single universally applicable language. Every country, its culture, and sub-culture are gradually opening up new frontiers of language which is seeping not only into official communication and societal usage but also in marketing and financial trade areas. That means that even if one’s foothold is strong on global languages, it would not be enough.

One would be missing out on a lot of new opportunities and would also face the cost of a lot of imperatives if one does not embrace the need for language diversity at many levels. Asian and European markets are rich with languages. Be it translating from English to Chinese or vice versa, you are sure to open up new opportunities.

Exploring a new region would require not just a nod from the government or an entry into the market but also a reasonable level of comfort with the languages and dialects prevalent there. A translation agency would make it fairly easy as well as attractive to cross the borders that existed in the old world. This is where languages would mesh, opening up people and markets to each other in a level-playing field.

It’s a playground of sorts. The only limit to what is possible is imagination and translation. Translate English to Chinese and you can extend your product’s lifecycle in a new market for years to come.

Translate English to German and you can open up a new target segment with real need gaps that your product can fulfill but was hidden from the right customers.

The way global trade is expanding and changing shows a completely new sort of imperialism running its course. Today, being smart and being flexible makes one rule any country or culture without fear of resistance or rebellion. To be open for the languages that work here and to fit in the local flavor would instantly earn a company a new and durable market for its products and services.

Leveraging the right language service provider would help brands bridge the distance between one’s language or English and the destination language effectively.

A good translation agency empowers an organization to tap into many hidden frontiers. Translation ensures that entry into new markets does not appear unnatural, forced and arrogant. That’s probably the mistake rulers in history did. But if one indeed wants to rule the new world order it would be very helpful to approach a new place with an open mind and a translation book in one’s pocket.

That way one would be able to ensure that people accept you wholeheartedly and the sun of growth never sets for you.

About the Author

I am an Expert in the medium of translation & language services. I have working knowledge in documents translation, conduct Multilingual media research, and provide Multilingual E-mail Support.

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