Why Is It Necessary to Update Memories and Glossaries?
It is very important to keep our regular customers pleased and satisfied with our translations. For this reason, one of the Project Manager or Coordinator’s
September 24, 2013
A Translator’s Many Hats
A translator’s task is not as easy as a lot of people think. It is not about just sitting down, reading a text and rewriting
June 22, 2013
Translating AutoCAD Files
Besides working with every imaginable language pair, and adapting to any subject or register required, a translation agency must also be able to handle many
June 12, 2013
Translation of Android Apps on Google Play
Trusted Translations has been selected by Google to provide translations of the applications that are offered on the platform of all Android OS devices. The
June 7, 2013
One Keyboard for All?
As a Spanish speaker used to always finding the accents in the same corner of my keyboard, whenever I happen to use someone else’s keyboard
May 29, 2013
Choosing the Right Words
At Trusted Translations we work with a wide variety of customers whose projects lie in many different areas of knowledge. This varied spectrum spans anything
May 23, 2013
Día E Is Near
Since 2009, on the Saturday closest to the summer solstice, the Cervantes Institute celebrates Día E (S Day): “the holiday of all Spanish speakers,” as
May 15, 2013
What’s Expected of a Translator
The three key qualities that are expected of a translator or editor in order to achieve ideal productivity are quality, speed and efficiency. Quality is
May 8, 2013
How About Some Dictionary Interaction?
Translators, editors, lexicologists, philologists, poets and other language professionals will no doubt find a novel source of joy in this new online resource: an interactive
May 1, 2013
What is a Back Translation?
Reverse translation, better known as “back translation,” refers to the translation process where a document is translated to a given target language and then that
April 24, 2013
Typographical Symbols and Their Surprising Origins
Since the arrival of the printing press in the middle of the fifteenth century, when Johannes Gutenberg’s invention ushered in the modern age, operators of
April 6, 2013
The Spanish Language: Vulgarisms and Vices
As language professionals—translators, writers, editors, literature students, etc.—we tend to feel outraged whenever we hear or see grammatical, spelling or semantic errors, which unfortunately are
March 27, 2013
