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Business Trends: 8 Predictions for a Post-Corona World

By: Eric Nelson Posted on Thu, 21-05-2020

The world is on the brink of the new order once again. This third shift is not rising because of war but a pandemic is the core reason behind it. The year 2020 is going to be a lot different than our imagination and the colossal efforts to prevent the novel virus from spreading is a true struggle now. With China, global shipping, and travel, s...

Top 10 Technology Trends to Help Fight the COVID-19 Crisis

By: Eric Nelson Posted on Thu, 21-05-2020

In prehistoric times, when a tidal wave of an epidemic hit the civilization there wasn't much they could do. Of course, efforts were made according to that time's medications and discoveries but none as fast as of the 21st century. Or so we thought. When nature strikes humanity with its worse, thunder strikes, volcanoes rise an...

Translation for COVID-19

By: Eric Nelson Posted on Thu, 21-05-2020

How Language Professionals are Helping Amid Pandemic   Translators around the globe are the ones who hardly have to leave their homes for work. Their job description does not require them to go out and most of them usually work from home. However, the outbreak of Coronavirus which has affected a range of business industries all over the ...

Is Croatian a difficult language to learn?

By: Eric Nelson Posted on Fri, 15-05-2020

Croatian is the Serbo-Croatian language spoken by Croats primarily in Herzegovina, Bosnia, and Croatia. Moreover, it is also spoken in the Serbian province of Vojvodina and other neighboring countries. It is the official language of Croatia. 95 percent of Croatia are native Croatian speakers. Many people consider it the most difficult langu...

Here is Why You Need to Learn the Croatian Language

By: Eric Nelson Posted on Fri, 15-05-2020

Croatia is the country that is situated in the northwestern part of the Balkan Peninsula. It is the crescent-shaped country and the capital of Croatia is Zagreb. The neighboring countries include Herzegovina, Bosnia, Hungary, and Slovenia. The official language is Croatian and it has three main dialects that are štokavski, kajkavski, an...

6 Challenges Of Starting Your Business In Bulgaria

By: Eric Nelson Posted on Fri, 15-05-2020

It is not an easy task to start a business in another country. You need to know all the rules and regulations before starting your business in a foreign country. If you are thinking to start your business in Bulgaria you need to know its business environment and all its rules and regulations.  No doubt rules and regulations and Bulgarian l...

How to Read Pashto Scripts?

By: Eric Nelson Posted on Fri, 15-05-2020

Pashto is from the group of South-eastern Iranian branch. It is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. Exact natives of Pashto language are not known but it is native to approximately 45 million to 55 million people. The three main dialects of Pashto language are Central Pashto, Southern Pashto, and Northern Pashto. Central and northern...

What Language is Spoken in Romania?

By: Ricky vela Posted on Fri, 08-05-2020

Romania is officially known as the Republic of Romania. It is located at the junction of Central-Eastern and South-Eastern Europe. Romania covers an area of 238.391 square km. The capital of Romania is Bucharest which is the largest city. The official language of Romania is Romanian while the currency is Leu RON. The countries which have ne...

11 Easy Ways to Learn the Swedish Language

By: Eric Nelson Posted on Fri, 08-05-2020

Swedish is the official language of Sweden and it is native to 10 million people. It is a North Germanic language and it is mutually inclusive to other languages. The Swedish language is one of the official languages of the European Union. When you talk about the Swedish language a welfare social state of Sweden comes to your mind with high st...

Understanding the Business Culture in Sweden

By: Shahzad Bashir Posted on Fri, 08-05-2020

The Kingdom of Sweden is located in Northern Europe. The neighboring countries of Sweden are Denmark, Finland, and Norway. It is the third-largest country in Western Europe that consists of 53 percent of forests and 9 percent of lakes and rivers. Sweden is native to 9.5 million people. One-fifth of them are immigrants or have one foreign-born ...