An independent interpreter can save you a lot of time and money and avoid hassles down the track. Clients tell …
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All the Presidents’ Interpreter
Managing Director Charles Qin recalls close encounters with visiting presidents. The first visit by a Chinese head of state to …
Continue readingThe First Word War between US and China — Mandarin Interpreting is a Tough Job
By U.S. Department of State from United States. “Strength” or “Power” There has been voluminous analysis of the China-US …
Continue readingZoom to China with Remote Interpreting
Simultaneous Mandarin Interpreters Elaine Tian and Charles Qin If you are doing business in China, meeting your Chinese stakeholders is …
Continue readingLifting the Veil on Literary Translation
By Kate Ritchie The relationship between translator and writer is an interesting one that was explored at a Monash University …
Continue readingNow for the Good News on China – Belt and Road and Strong Relationships with Australia
We’ve heard it in the news again as Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has signed a further agreement this week in …
Continue readingThe Importance of Language and Culture in Chisholm Election
by Kate Ritchie Sunday afternoon at the Mountain View Hotel – not the usual meeting place for Chinese voters – …
Continue readingMandarin Interpreting Stars in China (and Australia) — “Success can Hinge on a Choice of Words”
A client visited us this week confused about China’s requirements for her consulting and potentially a large contract to deliver …
Continue readingThe Definition of Good Manners – Etiquette Interpreting in Mandarin
It is Derby Day 2018, a procession of elegantly turned out ladies is descending on Melbourne’s Windsor Hotel including your …
Continue readingAI and Human Interpreters – Foes or Friends?
Boao Forum shows there is a long road ahead for Machine Translation Under the theme “An Open and Innovative Asia …
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