The translation: Theoretical and practical foundations

It is common in the translation and language interpretation industry to hear the words "translation," "localization," "globalization," and "globalization." And with approximately 6900 living languages, the industry of providing translation and interpretation services continuously grows and develops endless possibilities. The term globalization has been a buzzword for a few years, but it has now become closer to a way of life. This is because access to communication has become faster, cheaper, and easily available, allowing people around the world to communicate directly with each other. Every day, more people inadvertently participate in the global economy, where some may drive a car made in South Korea, filled with gasoline from a Middle Eastern country, and drink coffee that may have come from South America or Africa, watch programs on a television screen made in Japan, or use laptops manufactured in China.