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Translation companies are generally located in large cities around the world. They provide translation and a comprehensive number of related services. See also the translation company list.
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Translation agencies act as translation brokers. They generally have a small number of employees, relying mainly on freelance translators. See also the translation agency list.
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Translation intermediaries are variously described as translation directory, translator database, translation marketplace and other names. See also the translation intermediary list.
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Freelance translators generally own web sites that allow them to deal directly with their clients. Some also pay translation intermediaries a fee to source added work. See Freelance translator list.
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Computer translation, also called machine translation, is achieved by software programmes to help to understand the gist of foreign writing. See the
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Translation tools are generally software programmes designed to translate text, as well as CAT tools used by translators. See also the translation tool list.
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Interpreters should be hired considering job location, to minimize time, travel and accommodation expenses. Interpretation over the phone or Internet can be a viable option.
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Sign Language uses hands, lips and features of body language. It's not related to oral language. It has its own grammar and syntax. Practiced by deaf and hearing people.