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United Kingdom
UNITED STATES
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USA
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Lost in translation: Welsh sign translation error
Language Information, TranslationA Welsh sign translation error was the ultimate faux pas for a council in Swansea. The translation was for a residential area prohibiting heavy vehicles.
Seanfhocail: Wise Old Irish Sayings
Irish-Language, TranslationWise, Old Irish Sayings
We’ve compiled a list of popular old Irish sayings to help you learn more Irish.
Calculator Spelling in Different Languages
TranslationCalculator Spelling: How to spell words with a calculator. French, Spanish and English. Yes we can translate words on calculators too.
The World’s Smallest Book On English
Better English, Language InformationThe World’s Smallest Book On English – This should give you some good excuses to spice up your next conversation.
Proofreading Test
TranslationHere’s a little proofreading test for you. Can you spot the mistake here? Lets’s see how good you are.
What is the difference between ghost and ghoul?
Better EnglishDo you know the difference between ghost and ghoul?
A ghost, or spectre or phantom, is an apparition of a dead spirit or a soul.
What’s the difference between crocodile and alligator?
Better EnglishA crocodile is the name we use to talk about a family of crocodilians such as the Nile crocodile, Caiman etc.
What is the difference…?
Introduction to STAR Translation
TranslationBased in Dublin, Ireland, STAR Translation Services provides language translation services. We help our customers do more international business, and communicate with more people worldwide.
Using Inverted Commas and Quotation Marks
Better EnglishInverted commas or quotation marks are punctuation marks used in pairs to mark off speech, a quotation, a phrase or a word.
Writing for buyers, an analysis of Gobbledygook
TranslationDo the words scalable, world-class, robust, easy to use, flexible and next generation sound familiar to you? Have you ever gotten bored of these redundant and extremely standardized phrases? If so, it’s hardly surprising as these adjectives are likely to be found on most marketing websites nowadays.