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Friend or Faux? The trickery of false friends
Are you learning a new language? Or perhaps going on a holiday overseas and unfamiliar with the local dialect? Maybe you’d like to converse with.
read moreMeet Helena Rojas!
Helena Rojas is LOTE's newest team member. Her whole working career has been shaped by the multicultural industry, and here at LOTE she will take on the role of Sales and Account Manager. We are proud to welcome Helena to our family, and look forward to what the...
read moreChinese New Year 2018
Chinese New Year is fast approaching, so let’s take the opportunity to find out more! Chinese New Year is an important part of the Chinese culture, a time to sweep out the old and welcome the new. Each year, a different animal from the Chinese zodiac is used to...
read moreSaleem Habibullah: Burmese community leader interview
The role of community leaders in Australian multicultural communities is vital. They assist in helping communities come together and share their culture, whilst learning about a life in a different country. Check out our chat with Saleem Habibullah, a...
read moreSuburb Profile: Dandenong, VICTORIA.
Council: City of Greater Dandenong Kms from the CBD: 30km Population: 29,906 Top languages spoken other than English: Hazaraghi 2,359 Dari 1,926 Albanian 1,516 Tamil 1,384 Punjabi 1,211 If you’re yet to visit Melbourne’s diverse suburb of Dandenong, be sure to add it...
read moreChef Profile: Poh Ling Yeow
Many of us know Poh Ling Yeow as the loveable runner up of the first season of MasterChef in 2009. Her bubbly personality and knack for turning basic ingredients into masterpieces made her a popular personality who‘s still thriving in Australia’s cooking scene today....
read moreA Snapshot of SA
This year, LOTE is expanding and opening a South Australian Office. We are pleased that we will now be able to service our South Australian clients more directly, whilst exploring what the state has to offer. South Australia is home to a vibrant multicultural...
read moreSudhir Shakya – Nepali community leader interview
The role of community leaders in Australian multicultural communities is vital. They assist in helping communities come together and share their culture, whilst learning about a life in a different country. Check out our chat with Sudhir Shakya, a Nepalese community...
read moreWhere to find the best gelato in your city
Whether you’re a fruity fan or prefer a creamy creation, there’s no doubt that gelato is a delicious summer (or any time of year) treat. What most people don’t know is that gelato dates back thousands of years, and the concept of eating frozen desserts has spanned...
read more4 smart ways to spend your leftover budget
The year is nearly over, and it’s usually around now that we all scratch our heads and ask what to do with the leftover budget up our sleeves. Sometimes that leftover budget is used flippantly, so why not spend it on broadening your audience or getting your message to...
read moreHow to provide high quality images of hand written documents to your translation provider
Providing documents for translation is easy if you have a word or PDF file, you just attach and send. However, getting a handwritten document translated can be a little trickier than that. People often take photos or photocopies of their handwritten documents, but...
read moreBenefits of Animation for Multicultural Campaigns
Any message can be delivered, but no matter how important, exciting or relevant your message is, an audience will only take action if it’s delivered effectively. That’s where animation comes in. Animations are everywhere online. They’re on websites, social media and...
read moreCommunicating Has Never Been So Easy
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