ESOL is an acronym used for English for speakers of other languages. This term refers to the process of teaching English to people speaking other languages. You become an ESOL student when English is not your primary language, and you are starting to learn it.

All the premium and popular membership available at Emasuk is 12 months long. In the case of secondary membership, we provide the following things:

• Dual language EAL Resource Library
• Talking and text tutor
• One on One training with remote Experts
• Email Training Guide

Emausk provides all the resources and PDFs to students to provide them the first stepping stone of the English language. The books are bright are clear to make it easy for children to study.

The translation service uses a unique language translation engine to translate the content you typed in English to Ukrainian. Then a Ukrainian natural voice synthesiser “speaks out loud” in their mother tongue.
The Ukrainian child would then reply in Ukrainian using our on-screen Ukrainian keyboard, reverses the process and translates to English and “speaks out loud” in English. All within a child-friend Instant Message Environment with friendly on-screen “Human Avatars Teachers” actually speaking the text. 

The last translation technology is used in our Digital tool to perform the translation. The translation software evolves and learns daily through AI and provides accurate Ukrainian to English translation. You can check it yourself as well.

Our translation engines are very smart; they adapt and learn; translation engines require a thorough knowledge of both grammar and culture. The talking tool must be familiar with both the rules of the language and the habits of the people who speak it.
The following are some of the most prevalent translation challenges:

Translation of Language Structure
Every language has its own set of rules and is organised in a certain way. The intricacy and singularity of the framework are directly proportional to the difficulty of translation.

Translation Idioms and Expressions
To illustrate anything, idiomatic idioms use one-of-a-kind occurrences or figures of speech. The literal meanings of the phrases it contains, for example, are unable to predict the interpretation of these unusual statements.

Words with Multiple Meanings and Their Translations
Compound words are made up of two or more words, although their overall meaning may differ from the meaning of their constituent terms. It’s easiest to think of them as three distinct categories.

Translations with a Wide Range of Meanings
The same word might mean different things depending on where it’s used and how it’s used in a phrase. This occurrence follows one of two patterns.

Solution: Avoid using dual meaning words in English

Translational Sarcasm
Sarcasm is a cutting style of communication that typically implies the polar opposite of what it says. When translated word-for-word into another language, sarcasm frequently loses its meaning, leading to unpleasant misunderstandings.

Solution: Avoid Sarcasm and subtle English 

Although both procedures involve communication, they are not interchangeable. The process of turning a written communication into a second language with the same meaning as the original written language is known as translation. On the other hand, interpretation is concerned with two-way verbal communication.