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    Articles by Tea Dietterich

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    Tea is Director of international language service provider Multimedia Languages & Marketing and operates currently out of Head Office in Brisbane. Multimedia Languages & Marketing is one of Australia’s prime translation & interpreting agencies providing translations into over 140 languages, multilingual typesetting, foreign language websites, conference & business interpreting, subtitling & voice over production as well as cross cultural training. She is the current President of the Australian Institute for Translators & Interpreters Inc. (AUSIT) QLD, sits on the AUSIT National Council and on the NAATI Regional Advisory Council and works closely with major stake holders in the translation & interpreting industry on a day to day basis. Voted in 2009 as one of the Multicultural Entrepreneurs by the Lord Mayor in Brisbane, Tea is an active business mentor to new budding entrepreneurs and exporters and takes a special interest in the Australian Export Industry. Tea is actively involved with the Australian Institute of Export (AIEx) and is part of the AIEx Future Leaders in Export Group (FLEX).
    Tea Dietterich has written 6 articles for us.
  • Translating Chinese whispers
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    Many Australian exporters have started doing business with the Chinese. Chinese language collateral plays an important role, but there are some special considerations that must be kept in mind. Here are some answers to frequently asked questions: Do I need separate versions of my document in both Mandarin and Cantonese? Mandarin and Cantonese are the [...]

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    Countries, Starting
  • How to choose a translator
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    Anyone targeting overseas markets knows the importance of correct translation of their marketing collateral and company profile. However, using the services of a translator or interpreter can be tricky. There is nothing worse than using a translator for your overseas campaign and getting your message mixed up. We have all seen examples like these before: [...]

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    Marketing, Starting