Globalization is the newest catch phrase on the world economy.
Economic integration by "globalization" enabled the x-country free
flow of information, ideas, technologies, goods, services, capital, finance,
and people.
Improved understanding through, trade in goods and services,
movement of capital, financial flow, and movement of people together have
created a professional haven.
Expanding an organization geographically in the era of
globalization isn't or should not be as perilous because it has been in the
past. With the increase of specialist language translators who involve the
utilization of language in specialist's settings, the dangers of mistaking your
market or customer is reduced.
Throughout the last year India and China have witnessed 9%
and 7% of annual growth respectively. The demographics in both economies now
characterize a younger population, increasingly well qualified, with an
increasing middle-income group, elevated incomes and urbanization.
The languages of India belong to many language families, the
major ones being the Indo-European languages, Indo-Aryan (spoken by 72% of
Indians) and the Dravidian languages (spoken by 25% of Indians). Other
languages spoken in India belong to the Austro-Asiatic, Tibeto-Burman and a
couple of minor language families.
The state language of China is Standard Chinese
(nationwide), Cantonese (Hong Kong and Macau), English (Hong Kong), Portuguese
(Macau, Uyghur (Xinjiang), Tibetan (Tibet) Mongolian (Inner Mongolia).
Indigenous languages are too numerous to say in this article.
International companies are getting into China and India and
are having a positive effect on the growing economies. Both Countries have an
even more liberal attitude towards foreign companies investing in their growth.
Translation firms both large and small has adopted a
strategy geared to these factors, specialization, diversification and
international development. These are necessary attributes in the ever- widening
field that gives translation services. The main field where the requirement for
human translators predominates is industry, transportation, business services,
pharmaceutical industry, telecommunications equipment, financial services,
information technology and international organizations. Furthermore the
technical translation market niche is growing strongly.
The overall translation market in Europe is the biggest on
the planet, with governments and international agencies employing large numbers
of translators '. This is mainly as a result of European Economic Market. There
are large economic, social and practical incentives to be fluent in three to
four different languages, "globalization" offers translators many
opportunities.
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