Would you be surprised if we told you that 65% of consumers prefer consuming content in their native language, even if it’s poorly written? According to recent data, we’ve seen a drop in English usage by 14 % between January
Going global has massive potential, especially with the global language services market projected to hit $75.7 billion by the end of 2025. That right there is a huge opportunity. One too good to pass up. But here’s a reality check
Most companies probably don’t realize it, but they’re actually hemorrhaging money on translation. In fact, most businesses lose up to $1.3 million annually on inefficient processes. Would you be surprised if we said one of those would be translation workflows?
Your competitors are already speaking your customers’ language. Why aren’t you? According to a survey carried out across 29 countries, 76% of online shoppers prefer to shop in their own native language. 40% of online consumers will never buy from
When you think of Portuguese, Brazil probably comes to mind. Which is fair. But did you know that Portuguese is the 8th most spoken language in the world, with around 267 million total speakers worldwide, beyond just Brazil? Spanning four
Here’s something you probably didn’t know: 72% of internet users are spending most or all of their time on websites that are in their native tongue. If you’re not talking the language of your audience, you’re handing your traffic and
Did you know that nearly 76% of people would prefer buying something from a website that speaks their language? And yet, so many businesses rely on only one language — English. It sounds bizarre if you think about it, right?
By the end of 2024, China had about 1.11 billion internet users. And with time, this number is only going to climb higher. China also became the largest ever online retail market for 12 years consecutively, with transactions reaching a
Running a business seems great until you realize you’re sleeping on the world’s biggest market. With nearly 1.08 billion (and counting!) social media users in China, the market here is bigger, faster, and a lot more complex than anything you’ve
While we may be separated by geographical borders, there’s no denying that globalization has taken over. As businesses begin to expand and cultures mingle, there’s a growing need to collaborate and communicate effectively — after all, our partnerships depend on
At some point, you must have thought, “Chinese sounds so complex!” You’re absolutely right… and also not quite. Most people think of “Chinese” as one language; here’s where they get it wrong. It’s a diverse language family with over 130
Chinese is undoubtedly one of the most widely spoken languages in the world, with over a billion native speakers and growing importance in global business, diplomacy, and pop culture (hello, C-dramas and hotpot!), It’s no surprise more and more people
