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Our Languages Minority and Less Common
Sunday, 05 September 2010
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Legal Aid Board Renews ContracteTeams is delighted to announce that our contract with the Legal Aid Board has been extended for a further two years. eTeams has been supplying translation and interpreting services in ... Latest | eTeams | Wednesday, 9 June 2010 | Hits: 961 Read more |
EN15038:2006 CertificationeTeams is proud to announce that we are now fully EN15038:2006 certified throughout our whole company. EN15038 is a quality standard specifically written for the Translation industry and published by the ... Latest | eTeams | Tuesday, 30 March 2010 | Hits: 1424 Read more |
New Contract Award Dublin Airport Authority plc (DAA) has selected eTeams to be its preferred language partner. The DAA is an airport management company with over 3,600 employees and a turnover in excess of €620 ... Latest | Administrator | Friday, 13 November 2009 | Hits: 3026 Read more |
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| Minority and Less Common Languages |
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These languages are listed as Minority and Less Common due only to the fact that either some are spoken by a small number of speakers world-wide or they are less-commonly required by our Public and Private Sector clients.
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