Latest News - Page 4
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1 Sep 2016
Languages of the Olympics
If you, like the team at Intonation, were sat glued to the many Olympic events in Rio, you may have wondered why the announcements were in French, English and Portuguese...
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1 Jul 2016
Feeling Fabulous…..
We are feeling “fabulous” after our role in the production of a major British comedy film which was released this month.
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25 Apr 2016
And our survey says…
It's usually us who come up with the words. But around this time of year our customers do the talking as they respond to our annual Customer Review.
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1 Apr 2016
Learning international etiquette can win you new business abroad
You're polite, courteous and have good social skills; so the only communication challenge posed by working internationally is the language barrier. Right? Wrong.
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1 Feb 2016
New apprentice swaps forensics for foreign languages
There's a fresh face in the Intonation office thanks to the arrival of our new apprentice Will Mowlam.
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4 Jan 2016
The results are in…
The biggest players, areas of growth and changing business models are all in the spotlight in the recently published report on the UK language industry by the Association of Translation Companies (ATC).
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2 Nov 2015
Translation network opens up the EU to Intonation
Intonation is making its mark on the European translation industry thanks to our membership of Eulogia. As a pan-European consortium of 20 translation companies, Eulogia allows just one member per EU language - but only if they meets its stringent quality standards.
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1 Sep 2015
Bilingualism- Stephen Fry Investigates
On 1st September, Radio 4 aired a programme called ‘Fry’s English Delight – English plus one’. In this particular episode Stephen Fry researched and interviewed bilingual speakers.
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1 Jun 2015
Intonation’s Apprentice Gives Top Marks To New Position
An apprentice who joined us last spring has just completed his one-year placement and been made a permanent member of our growing team.
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18 May 2015
Are you in FOMO?
In the 1960s teenagers bewildered their parents by following particular groups or bands. Their parents didn’t understand, didn’t get it and really didn’t ‘dig’ it.
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1 May 2015
Boost business by learning a language
From building better relationships to enhancing your CV, knowing a second language can bring countless benefits to your success in the corporate world, not to mention being an invaluable life skill.