Lingo24 Translation Company Blog

We recently reported on this fair blog that Lingo24 was soon to be launching a fantastic new office complex in Timisoara, our European heartbeat in Romania – so that we could have everyone under one roof again. Well, due to our recent growth spurt, we’ve now out-grown our office in Panama too!

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They say that no news is good news, but that’s not always the case. Lingo24 has been receiving some fantastic coverage lately and, following on from recent features in the Press and Journal, the Financial Times, the Edinburgh Evening News and the Brand Republic, the Sunday Times did a little feature on us at the weekend too.

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Lingo24 has teamed up with soapboxracing.co.uk for an extreme gravity racing event, set to take place on the longest and most testing course in Britain on the weekend of the 25th and 26th July. As official supporters of the event, Lingo24 has translated sections of the website into Gaelic.

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As one of the world’s most profitable companies, it’s hardly surprising that Google has a pretty impressive office environment for its staff to enjoy. 

The Googleplex - located in Santa Clara County, California – boasts swimming pools, fountains, volleyball courts, slides and a replica of Space Ship One. And as if that wasn’t enough, it even has a full size dinosaur skeleton as part of its decor!

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As if you didn’t know already, Saturday 9th May was Europe Day - an annual celebration of peace and unity in Europe.

It was on that day in 1950 that marked the first move towards what we now call the European Union, which today has five hundred million people living in twenty seven member states. That’s a lot of people and, of course, a lot of languages.

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Although Mandarin is the world’s number one language in terms of the number of native language speakers (almost 900 million, incidentally…), English is the most widely spoken language in terms of the number of overall speakers, estimated to be somewhere in the region of 1.5 billion people.

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The UK has long had a reputation as being rather ‘mono-lingual’ when it comes to communicating on holiday. Indeed, ordering ‘dos cervezas’ on a Spanish break in the sun is possibly as much as many UK holidaymakers could manage.

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At a time when many businesses may be trying to protect what they have and limit any perceived ‘unnecessary’ spending, there is actually a strong case for taking a different approach by boldly seeking out new opportunities in untapped ‘emerging’ markets.

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