Western brands in China
Your brand in Chinese characters. What you need to know before transliterating Western brand names for markets in China or other Asian countries.
Your brand in Chinese characters. What you need to know before transliterating Western brand names for markets in China or other Asian countries.
What to look for when selecting a resource for localizing your marketing materials.
Accurate translation of acronyms & abbreviations.
Marketing content requires specialized translation expertise
Translation into Chinese – simplified or traditional?
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