There is much to be learned about bilingualism – whether children learn two or more languages simultaneously and separately; whether they really master one first; and whether the grammar from one language serves as scaffolding for a second, third, fourth. This article explores this fascinating topic.
Why study linguistics? One reason is that it’s constantly in flux. Here’s why that’s important.
In the translation business, it’s good practice to always translate into your native language — even if one is completely fluent in a second language. Here’s why.
While having a vast vocabulary is important for any translator or interpreter, simply knowing the dictionary meanings of words in a foreign language is not enough. In fact, in any language, there are many cultural layers behind certain words and phrases that linguists need to know. Here’s why that is important.