November 2023

Language Chronicles, Triumphs, and the Resilience of Communication in November

As the days grow shorter and the crisp breeze carries the whispers of winter, we immerse ourselves in the tapestry of November—a month that beckons reflection, gratitude, and the changing hues of autumn. At American Language Services, we invite you to delve into the essence of November, a time when the world transforms, and the power of language continues to shape the narratives of our diverse experiences.

Empowering Dialogues through Language Mastery

Our skilled interpreters took center stage in November, standing alongside crucial figures in pivotal negotiations and discussions. Their expertise not only bridged linguistic gaps but also added a touch of diplomacy to high-stakes conversations. We proudly facilitated a union across various locations, offering over 400 American Sign Language interpreting hours. As we navigated the linguistic landscape, we lent our support to major law firms, providing interpretation services in languages ranging from German and Korean to Japanese, Hindi, Croatian, Mandarin, Spanish, and American Sign Language. High-volume translation projects in Spanish, Ukrainian, French, and Simplified Chinese showcased our commitment to precision and linguistic diversity.

Language Brilliance in the Medical Sphere

Our expertise reached new heights across an expansive linguistic spectrum within the medical and medical device sectors. Through interpreting, translation, and transcription projects, we addressed critical needs in languages including ASL, Spanish, various Chinese dialects, Korean, Japanese, Hindi, Pashto, Arabic, Somali, Vietnamese, French, Portuguese, Albanian, Serbian, Czech, Polish, and Ukrainian. Our commitment to breaking language barriers in healthcare remained unwavering. Our impact extended to significant hospital chains nationwide, ensuring seamless communication and precision at crucial medical conferences. This November, we continued to elevate the healthcare landscape through meticulous language interpretation.

Educational Excellence

With a legacy spanning four decades in the educational sector, American Language Services takes pride in our enduring commitment. As trusted partners to universities across the United States, we continued our tradition of excellence in July. Our proficiency in handling high-volume projects across multiple languages—Spanish, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Tagalog, Dari, Vietnamese, Farsi, Italian, Arabic, Turkish, and Portuguese—attests to our dedication to enhance educational experiences. As November unfolded, we remained steadfast in providing language support for diverse academic endeavors, reaffirming our commitment to educational excellence through precise language services.

With its cool embrace and reflective atmosphere, November serves as a poignant backdrop for our linguistic endeavors. The echoes of our triumphs in language services resonate, showcasing the resilience and impact that American Language Services brings to the forefront. Stay tuned as we continue to script tales of linguistic triumphs in the months ahead!

10 Facts About Linguistic Diversity in the United States

Variety of Languages: The United States is incredibly linguistically diverse, with over 300 languages spoken nationwide. While English is the most widely spoken language, numerous other languages thrive due to the nation’s immigrant history.

Spanish Influence: Spanish is the second most spoken language in the United States. With a significant Hispanic population, especially in states like California, Texas, Florida, and New York, Spanish plays a vital role in daily life, business, and cultural expressions.

Indigenous Languages: The United States has a rich tapestry of indigenous languages. There are over 170 indigenous languages spoken, reflecting the cultural diversity of Native American communities. However, many of these languages are endangered.

Chinese Diversity: Chinese languages, including Mandarin and Cantonese, are prevalent due to the sizable Chinese-speaking population. Chinese is the third most spoken language in the U.S., contributing to cultural diversity and economic ties with China.

Tagalog and Filipino Languages: Tagalog, the official language of the Philippines, is spoken by a substantial Filipino population in the U.S. The Filipino community also brings linguistic diversity through languages such as Cebuano, Ilocano, and Kapampangan.

Arabic and Middle Eastern Languages: The Middle Eastern community in the U.S. has introduced languages like Arabic, Persian, and Kurdish. Arabic, in particular, is spoken by a growing number of individuals across the country.

African American Vernacular English (AAVE): AAVE, also known as Ebonics, is a distinctive variety of English spoken by many African Americans. It has its linguistic roots in African languages and has influenced mainstream American English.

South Asian Languages: The South Asian community contributes to linguistic diversity with languages such as Hindi, Punjabi, Urdu, Bengali, and Gujarati. These languages are spoken by individuals of Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, and Sri Lankan descent.

AML-Global stands the test of time in providing translation, interpretation, transcription and media services to private industry, government at all levels, educational and non-profit organizations. Our thousands of linguists around the world and teams of dedicated professionals are ready to serve.

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