In a move to break language barrier, Skype has made an arrangement with two leading firms, Language Line Services and Voxeo to provide an interpreter service in more than 150 languages for customers using VoIP service. The interpreter service will make communication more effective by ensuring callers to communicate with one another in any languages of their preference.
The two firms that teamed up with Skype will translate English into more than 150 languages using personal interpreter services. Language Line Services (LLS) interpreter using Voxe’s Prophecy voice platform will translate call-language from Skype. This service is available all the time at a cost of $2.99 a minute.
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This will be a fantastic benefit for people doing international business. If they offer Japanese interpreting also, it’ll benefit many importers and exporters. Nevertheless, language is not the only barrier to operating in Japan or interacting with the Japanese market. Cultural differences too determine the successful outcome (or not) of many trips to Japan for the Western business person. To see a free demo about business etiquette when doing business in Japan, go to www.crossculturetraining.com
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