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Winter Olympics and Its Official Languages

Love winter or hate it, every four years it gifts us with an Olympic Games. This grand spectacle of snowy, icy sport is part of a centuries-old tradition. The original

February 3, 2022

Languages

IAL: Hopes Pinned on Esperanto

You may have noticed that the only International Auxiliary Language we mentioned by name in our introductory article was Esperanto. There’s a good reason: Esperanto is the world’s most widely

January 27, 2022

For Translation Buyers

Fix Your Gender-Biased Machine Translation

The de facto paradigm in machine translation still relies on a rudimentary framework known as phrase-based statistical machine translation, which refers to an approach to handling language where corpora of

January 25, 2022

Literary Translation and the Race Issue

Marieke Lucas Rijneveld, the Dutch translator that was set to translate Amanda Gorman’s The Hill We Climb, stepped down from the translation job three days after the appointment. But why?

January 18, 2022

Languages

International Auxiliary Languages, Anyone?

Not so long ago we would have laughed at the idea of carrying around a tiny computer. That was the realm of Star Trek-level science fiction. Yet here we are,

January 12, 2022

Spielberg Wants No Subtitles for This Story

The classic Broadway musical and film, West Side Story, has made its way back to the big screen. And this time, it was directed by the great Steven Spielberg, who

January 4, 2022

Languages

RAE’s Latest Word Additions to the Spanish Dictionary

Oftentimes one of the best things about conversing with others is learning and implementing all kinds of new words. Even better when done in another language. And with over 572

December 30, 2021

For Translation Buyers

Zuckerberg’s Meta (Linguistic) Fumbling

Mark Zuckerberg announced at the end of October 2021 that Facebook was changing its name to Meta. No doubt we’re pretty familiar with the word “meta” in the English-speaking world,

December 27, 2021

Indigenous Languages’ Environmental Words of Wisdom

Climate solutions may become more feasible if our language reflects humans’ efforts to protect the Earth. Imagining a shift in language—one that puts humanity’s relationship with nature at the forefront—could

December 21, 2021

The Influence of Arabic in Western Languages and Culture

You’d be forgiven for thinking that Arabic is about as far removed from Western languages as you can get. After all, Arabic is spoken in a completely different part of

December 15, 2021

For Translation Buyers

The Future of Video Is Multicultural: Are You Ready?

The cultural landscape of the U.S. and elsewhere has been in flux for a while, and we’re now seeing the effects fit into place. How does that affect content creation?

December 11, 2021

Canada and the Use of Technology for Indigenous Languages Preservation

When a language dies, we lose a culture. We lose a sense of identity and belonging. Imagine that the language you speak is slowly becoming extinct. What would you do?

December 8, 2021

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Winter Olympics and Its Official Languages

IAL: Hopes Pinned on Esperanto

Fix Your Gender-Biased Machine Translation

Literary Translation and the Race Issue

International Auxiliary Languages, Anyone?

Spielberg Wants No Subtitles for This Story

RAE’s Latest Word Additions to the Spanish Dictionary

Zuckerberg’s Meta (Linguistic) Fumbling

Indigenous Languages’ Environmental Words of Wisdom

The Influence of Arabic in Western Languages and Culture

The Future of Video Is Multicultural: Are You Ready?

Canada and the Use of Technology for Indigenous Languages Preservation

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