Now that we have explored transliteration, the first method of name conversion being the one established by the “Manual for the National Standardization of Geographical
Newspapers, magazines and journals are, in and of themselves, very valuable resources for translators, as reading them imbues us with a current and, more often
When translating a song, a poem or a proverb, it’s unacceptable to go about it in a literal fashion (though later on we’ll see an
As we’ve mentioned in other posts, Memsource is a very powerful tool for managing translation projects. A large percentage of files that project managers come
Contrary to what one may think, being bilingual is not a privilege reserved for the few. What’s more, according to official data, there are more
A teary-eyed cat, a monkey covering its eyes, hearts of various colors, two twins dancing in rhythm… Most of us use emojis — those drawings
When you translate you interpret, and when you interpret you translate, but translation and interpretation are not the same thing. As professions, translation and interpretation
“I feel like learning a new language” is something we tend to hear and even think. The problem lies less in being motivated than it
Writing a work in a non-native language is a daring task, perhaps even a bit pretentious. We all know about the limitations that this entails.
According to the Pollyanna principle, formulated in the ‘70s by two social psychologists, people tend to use positive words more frequently than negative ones. Furthermore,
The Guardian recently published an interesting piece that to a certain degree removes the mantle of impermeability that covers North Korea. In other communist nations
Have you ever been asked to translate a short text or to edit a translation simply because you know how to speak or are a
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