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The Challenge Of Promoting Your Business In Africa
How the African Markets have grown The African market is one which many companies deem too risky to invest into, but ever since the world cup took place with South Africa in 2010, economic growth has slowly been on the rise, and in fact in 2009 the c...
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Five Barriers When Translating African Languages
Over 2,000 languages are spoken in Africa and the average African is most likely to be multilingual. The eight major languages spoken by Africans who represent roughly 10% of the world population include Arabic, Amharic, Swahili, Igbo, Hausa, Berber,...
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The Role Of Translation Agencies For African Languages
Africa has been dubbed the next frontier for global capitalism by many industry analysts and for good reason. The upward trajectory for Africa has already started. The average growth of African countries currently stands at 6% as other countries acr...
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Tips For Novice Amharic Translators
Reading is without a doubt the one sure way of keeping your brain active when learning a language. It is no surprise that the most adept experts of Amharic translation often read both Amharic and the target languages very often. Amharic Translation ...
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A Peek at Zulu-to-English Translation
Seeking professional Zulu-to-English translation is your best bet for quality when translating this beautiful language” The Bantu migration is among the most magnanimous expansion of a community in the history of the world. The Bantu speak...
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The Current State of Afrikaans and its Translation
The theory of evolution asserts that language developed when early hominids started living ipsn grou. Millions of years later, various types of languages have sprung up while others have withered away against harsh conditions. Languages are spoken am...
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Languages In Africa
There are over 3000 languages spoken natively in Africa. In several major language families: Afro-asiatic spread throughout the Middle East, North Africa, the Horn of Africa, and parts of the Sahel Nilo-Saharan is centered on Sudan and Chad (...
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Gain Access To Africa
African languages have always seen difficulties when it comes to localization. Africa’s linguistic profile is very complex in terms of the distribution of the speakers over the numerous African languages, attitudes of social groups towards the ...
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