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The most common complaints about translation services

English to Chinese translation

betas lee | Published 10/29/2007 | Unrated

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The Right Mentality For Learning Foreign Languages

The right mentality to learn any foreign language easily and quickly.

Owen Lee | Published 08/10/2007 | Unrated

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Two Classic Malay Dictionaries

Comparing classic plagiarism with classic scholarliness might help you to be less guillible

Wan Yee | Published 03/7/2007 | Unrated

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Little Writing Mistakes, Big Cost: Experts Agree Editors Mean Better Business

This article demonstrates why it's important to have all your documents reviewed by a reputable third party.

Chandra Clarke | Published 05/10/2006 | Rating:

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The most common complaints about translation services

Within past years modern electronic communication has created extensive business opportunities for freelance translators.

Marian Marcinkowski | Published 01/27/2006 | Rating:

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Where is the Chinese alphabet?

Is there a Chinese alphabet? Why don't I see it? This articles makes it easy to understand why there is no such thing as a Chinese alphabet and why the Chinese language is special.

Kah Joon Liow | Published 01/18/2006 | Rating:

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Invoices and estimates in PDF format

Creating invoices and estimates may be a consuming task for freelancers. What kinds of solutions are available today to make these common tasks easier and more efficient?

Marian Marcinkowski | Published 12/9/2005 | Unrated

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Brief Etymological Review of the English Word-Stock

Etymologically the vocabulary of the English language is far from being homogenous. It consists of two layers � the native stock of words and the borrowed stock of words. Numerically the borrowed stock of words is considerably larger than the native stock of words.

Linda Correli | Published 10/18/2005 | Unrated

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What Learning Languages Can Do For You - By Viktor Hanuska and Nathalie Fairbanks

It's my parents' story, written from the perspective of my Dad's career. All of their adventures were fueled by my Mom's loyal support and enthusiastic language studying. Their diligence and open-mindedness allowed us to meet and communicate with people from other countries at an early age, which I am very grateful for.

Nathalie Fairbanks | Published 10/5/2008 | Unrated

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Is Chinese really so hard to learn as a second language?

The Chinese language is really not that difficult to learn as you imagined or heard about, it's just very different from your mother tongue, but difference does not necessarily mean difficulty, right?

Lily Chao | Published 06/4/2006 | Unrated

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