PinnedAnders PetterssonAn expat’s guide to British EnglishDo you think British English is just like international English? Think again. Here are my top tips for understanding the Brits.Jun 21, 20215Jun 21, 20215
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Anders PetterssonWhy you should visit Helsinki and Brussels before designing a multilingual websiteHere is what a trip to bilingual Helsinki and Brussels can teach us when designing multilingual websites, along with five best practicesJul 9, 2020Jul 9, 2020
Anders PetterssoninThe StartupNeed a Unique Brand Name? Try a Finnish DictionaryLooking for a good brand name for that startup idea of yours? Follow the examples of Silicon Valley, and choose a Finnish name.May 15, 20203May 15, 20203
Anders PetterssonHow do brand names become part of everyday language?Some brand names become synonyms for words. Can you come up with the next brand name that will be used as a verb?May 2, 20201May 2, 20201
Anders PetterssonDon’t get lost in translation — how to adapt your brand for different marketsIf you do not take cultural context into consideration when translating your message, you can end up in trouble.May 2, 20201May 2, 20201