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Businesses at the Beijing Olympics are getting around the language barrier by using high-tech apps and a smartphone-like device to translate from Mandarin Chinese and keep the tills ringing.
By Philip O'Connor ZHANGJIAKOU, China (Reuters) - Businesses at the Beijing Olympics are getting around the language barrier by using high-tech apps a...
Businesses at the Beijing Olympics are getting around the language barrier by using high-tech apps and a smartphone-like device to translate from Mandarin Chinese and keep the tills ringing.
Beijing visitors go hi-tech to avoid getting lost in translation
ZHANGJIAKOU, China - Businesses at the Beijing Olympics are getting around the language barrier by using high-tech apps and a smartphone-like device to translate from Mandarin Chinese and keep the tills ringing. Though China's "zero Covid-19" policy has stopped the influx of sports fans who would normally be cheering on their favourites, there are still thousands of athletes, coaches, journalists...