Blog - Multilingual

Managing Director Lauren Stott and Sales Director Callum Stott are the new joint directors.

As 2022 marks Matinée's 40 year anniversary, owner and founder Chris Broderick takes a look back at the history of the business and the journey taken to get to where we are today.

Lots of people turned to language learning to pass the time in 2020's lockdowns, but how did these trends change in 2021? We take a look at who is learning what language, and why...

Is learning a language easy? No. But is it worth it? Absolutely. We take a look at the benefits of becoming multilingual, and explore some of the best ways to get there.

Semana Santa or Easter as we know it is without doubt the most popular celebration in Spain. In the last decade we have seen a rising trend in the demand of Spanish voice overs for dubbing purposes but why is this? And how should you communicate with a Spanish audience?

When it comes to launching a multilingual website, you’ve generally got two options in regards to the approach you can take. As such, we thought we’d take a look at these two alternatives, sharing, in our experience, which of these makes for a stronger multilingual marketing approach.

If, as a business, you’re looking to expand your client base, launching multilingual variants of your main website could be one of the most efficient ways to do so. So, here are five reasons why we believe translating into other languages should be right at the top of your marketing department’s ‘to do’ list.

Multilingual websites are a basic necessity when you want to target foreign speaking markets with your brand. But, not only do you end up with multiple websites to maintain and extra search, marketing and content strategies to think about – but the setup process of your multilingual site is a challenge in itself.