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At Azbuka Language Service, we have over 30 years of professional experience in the field of languages, in particular translation and interpreting. The language specialists whose services we use include top level NAATI accredited practitioners. The work they have done includes translation and interpreting for Presidents, Prime Ministers and Ministers of various countries. However, we consider equa
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10 COMMON AI TRANSLATION MISTAKES (Freelance Translator) This week, I'm exploring the 10 most common AI translation mistakes.*Disclaimer*Please note that the Auto Translate function by YouTube provides translations...
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Why the PHILIPPINES Speaks Better ENGLISH Than Most of ASIA! Why the PHILIPPINES Speaks Better ENGLISH Than Most of ASIA!In this video, we break down the real reasons behind the Philippines’ strong English skills — and...
06/05/2026
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French demonstrative adjectives are ce - cet - cette - ces. They are the equivalents of this/that and these/those in English. They are placed before a noun or sometimes before an adjective.
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20/04/2026
At first glance, this list is fascinating, but it needs a bit of context.
What we’re really seeing here isn’t a list of languages that have stayed the same for thousands of years, but languages with long written traditions. Over time, all languages evolve; sometimes so much that ancient and modern forms are no longer mutually intelligible.
Greek and Tamil are often highlighted for their remarkable continuity, with texts spanning over two millennia. Chinese is unique in that its writing system has remained relatively stable, even though the spoken language has changed significantly. Hebrew presents an unusual case: it ceased to be spoken for centuries and was later revived into a modern form.
Others, like Persian and Aramaic, have undergone major transformations across different historical stages, meaning what we speak today is quite different from their ancient counterparts.
So while these languages connect us to deep histories, they remind us of something even more interesting: languages don’t survive by staying the same; they survive by changing.
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