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Are you one of those people who really enjoy learning different cultures through their literature? If you are, then you have probably been frustrated at having to learn that the latest novel by your favorite French author will not be translated into English anytime soon or vice versa—can you imagine if Harry Potter had only been published in its original English form? And what of those talented unknown writers yet to be discovered whose audience will be limited by language constraints? The publisher I work with specializes in producing graphic novels and comic books. On a recent trip abroad, we discovered an unpublished comic book series by a young writer and illustrator. The young man was Korean so we had to ask someone who was fluent in both Korean and English to explain to us the storyline. We were so impressed that we decided to sign up the young man and get his work converted into English for mainstream distribution in the US by a translation agency.

At Translia, you are assured that they will take the utmost care in making sure that you will be 100% satisfied by the completed work that you order. There are 128 languages for you to choose from, either to translate from or into. And with 10,000 translators with experiences in varying fields and industries, you can be sure that they will assign the best person fit for the translation services you require. Their process is also divided into three stages whereas other translation agencies only have one: the translation; but with Translia your document goes through translation, editing, and proofreading before it is tagged as completed. Other companies would charge extra for those two other steps, but for them it is just part of the basic package in line with their commitment to only deliver the highest quality that they can. Our new comic book series is doing exceedingly well and our young author has already garnered quite a following here, without Translia he may still be waiting around for his stories to get published.