Scott J, Author at Trusted Translations, Inc.

What To Consider When Translating into the Thai Language

Thai is the official language of Thailand. Its origins date back to ancient Khmer alphabet and also takes a lot from Pali and Sanskrit. Buddhism and Hinduism were important channels

May 23, 2011

Romansh

This language is largely unknown. Its origins are found in Latin, and it is one of the four official languages of Switzerland, along with German, French and Italian. Belongs to

May 22, 2011

Colombian Academy of the Spanish Language

This academy was founded in 1871 and since 1960 it has advised the government of Colombia on language issues, which has led to several laws on the Spanish language being

May 21, 2011

Translation of FrameMaker Files

In the translation and localization industry, it is very common to work on projects for the translation of manuals, catalogs, brochures and other technical documents. These different types of documents

May 19, 2011

The 100 Best Language Blogs of 2011

This list has become a tradition over the last 4 years. We are pleased to comment that, for the fourth consecutive year, Lexiophiles has announced the competition to identify the

May 16, 2011

Hand-crafted or Industrial…Really a Dilemma?

Obviously, for some, the question will go beyond the limits of the discussion focused specifically on translations. In each answer there will surely be a certain philosophical position reflected. A

May 13, 2011

Web 2.0 and its Influence on Marketing and Sales: Myth vs. Reality

We have heard about the “social media revolution” for quite some time now. Since mid-2001, when the first sites that foster collaborative networks emerged, social media sites like Facebook, Twitter,

May 9, 2011

Nordic Languages…Similarities

The languages that are commonly known as Nordic have Germanic roots and are spoken throughout the countries of Scandinavia, Iceland and the Faroe Islands. Although they are also called Scandinavian

May 8, 2011

The North American Academy of the Spanish Language

Creation In the United States, Spanish is the second language in terms of number of speakers after English, because the United States now has the second largest Spanish-speaking community in

May 7, 2011

Seminar on Industrialization of the Linguistic Sector

It is a reality that the world is advancing and that new technologies are growing in importance in all areas, including our own: translation and interpretation. In fact, I have

March 10, 2011

French in Africa

Spanish is spoken in many countries, and while all Spanish speakers can understand each other, there are as many varieties of Spanish as nations that speak it. Something similar happens

March 9, 2011

Voice Recognition Translator

We have already spoken a lot in other posts on the progress of technology in the field of translation: translation memories, automatic translators, tools for quality control, the list goes

March 4, 2011

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