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This is very true. Let's see the world and grow!

I love this.....

The meaning is what's important!

World Map with Place Names Swapped Out for Their Original Meanings ...

“It is not enough to be busy; so are the ants. The question is: What are we busy about? Henry David Thoreau

Lets make 2016 be the best one yet!

Happy Holidays!

Out friends at GivingMore.org are working hard in Nicaragua this week!

https://instagram.com/p/-2ZCWHC6Ai/

givingmore.org on Instagram: “our #dentistas stole the show as usual in clinic today ... “our stole the show as usual in clinic today …”

Our own Omar Gonzalez is in Nicaragua helping, with his mad pharmaceutical skills, during a week long medical brigade with GivingMore.org
https://instagram.com/p/-sOJhGC6Ex/
We miss you, and wish you great success in Nica!

givingmore.weebly.com GivingMore has partnered with a local organization (FIMRC) to provide free medical care and education to the rural town of Las Salinas in Southwestern Nicaragua. Click the link below to read about...

Happy Thanksgiving!!

Hospitality can take several forms, even if we don't have a spare room to welcome guest, we can always strive to make people comfortable. This extends to language, and the familiarity that comes with being able to communicate in your own language on a foreign country.

Let LingoMD help you make the people that you care for feel at home! And enjoy the tips if you have a spare room!

http://www.msn.com/en-us/lifestyle/home-and-garden/13-guest-bedroom-ideas-to-make-your-visitors-feel-at-home/ss-BBmlvJF?fullscreen=true =1

13 Guest bedroom ideas to make your visitors feel at home We've all been there: You're staying at your aunt's house, ready to take a shower, and... uhh, can't find a towel. Or you're at your brother's for Christmas, and while everyone is dreaming of sugar plums, you're up trying every combination of his dog's name to come up with the Wi-Fi password.

If you talk to [someone] in a language [he or she] understands, that goes to [the person’s] head. If you talk to [somebody] in [his or her] language, that goes to [the] heart.
– Nelson Mandela

Write music!

Translator or Interpreter?


http://blog.oxforddictionaries.com/2015/04/difference-interpreting-translation/

What makes language interpreting different from translation? | OxfordWords blog The seemingly straightforward question ‘So, what do you do for a living?’ sends professional interpreters into an existential quandary; we struggle how to

Help refresh Hillsboro Village dragon mural Oct. 31 Hillsboro Village neighbors and merchants are collaborating on a refresh of the 20-year-old dragon mural that spans the side of 1801 21st Ave. S., and the community is invited to help.

Enjoy the crispy air and colors of Fall. Have a nice week you all!

Those that saw our last post can understand when we say: is not the same "than" than "that"! One single letter changes everything!
We are not infallible. No one is. But we are proud of our job and can't stand typos. We will catch them and fix them... Or in this case delete the whole post. :)

Trying to get your point across in your own language is sometimes difficult...Imagine how it is when you need to explain it to someone that speaks another language! Fear not and let us help!

Msgr. Mark Miles is the linguistic bridge between the Spanish-speaking Pope Francis and his English-speaking audiences. What is his biggest challenge? keeping up with a boss who’s known for going off script.

http://wpo.st/ftzc0

Meet Monsignor Mark Miles, Pope Francis’s mysterious interpreter When the pope addressed the crowds outside the Capitol Thursday morning, Miles was behind him at a microphone, like the Wizard of Oz.

Time to look for an interpreter or a translator? Look no further. LingoMD has what you need!

Photo credit: Kate O'Neill

Kate O'Neill on Instagram: “#meaning #nyc” “ ”

Are interpreters and translators going to be replaced by technology?

"No. Only humans can understand the non-standard variants of speech, heavy accents and idiosyncratic speech"

Holly Mikkelson TAPIT-TAMIT joint Conference 2015

The benefits of a bilingual brain - Mia Nacamulli It’s obvious that knowing more than one language can make certain things easier — like traveling or watching movies without subtitles. But are there other advantages to having a bilingual (or multilingual) brain? Mia Nacamulli details the three types of bilingual brains and shows how knowing more th…

Have a great 4 day week! ;)

We came upon a new business in Nashville that seems like is going to be a hit. Good luck to our new friends in IRevive! - Nos encontramos con un nuevo negocio en Nashville que tiene pinta de que será todo un éxito. Buena suerte a nuestros nuevos amigos de IRevive. https://www.facebook.com/IReviveNashville?ref=profile

61Five Health & Wellness Nashville's top rated Aesthetics, IV Therapy and Medical Weight Management Center.

LingoMD Nashville's meeting was a good reminder that working with friends is always better and fun!

Austin meets Nashville. Welcome to Music City Omar!

Sign Language has been approved as foreign language in NJ high schools. 👍

"Some of the best memories are made in flip flops" Kellie Elmore

Feliz fin de semana tengan todos ustedes. Happy weekend to you all.

http://news.vanderbilt.edu/2015/07/study-could-lead-to-vaccine-for-mosquito-borne-dengue-virus/

Researchers at Vanderbilt University and the National University of Singapore have determined the structure of a human monoclonal antibody which, in an animal model, strongly neutralizes a type of the potentially lethal dengue virus.
The finding, reported last week in the journal Science, could lead to the first effective therapies and vaccines against dengue, a complex of four distinct but related mosquito-borne viruses that infect about 390 million people a year and which are a leading cause of illness and death in the tropics.

Study could lead to vaccine for mosquito-borne dengue virus Researchers at Vanderbilt University and the National University of Singapore have determined the structure of a human monoclonal antibody which, in an animal model, strongly neutralizes a type of the potentially lethal dengue virus.

See the spoken languages of the world in these well done graphics. Very interesting!

The World's Most Spoken Languages And Where They Are Spoken This beautifully illustrated infographic (above), designed by South China Morning Post’s graphics director Alberto Lucas Lopéz, shows the most spoken known languages in the world and where they’re spoken by the 6.3 billion people included in the study. Based on records collated from the database Eth…