Category: General Discussion
18
Dec
Surefire Ways to Enhance Your Translating Skills and Grow Your Translation Business
by Multilizer
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This is a guest post by Ofer Tirosh. As technology and transportation make the world a smaller place, and as more companies and organizations globalize...
13
Dec
Importance of Translation in Today’s Global Economy
by Multilizer
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This is a guest post by Australian Translation Services. Language translation is essential in today’s globalized society. People are more connected than ever, and the...
04
Dec
Languages Don’t Follow the Rules
by Multilizer | Iina
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“Chaos was the law of nature; Order was the dream of man,” said Henry Brooks Adams, an American historian over a century ago. Rules and...
12
Nov
AI Based Machine Translation Learns Languages Like Little Babies
by Multilizer | Iina
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Machine translation quality has improved remarkably over the years. Automatic translations are becoming more and more usable in different contexts. Heavy users might have noticed...
19
Jul
How Social Media aggregation can help the Translators
by Multilizer / Niko Papula
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This is a guest blogging from Michell Raynott. No one had the slightest idea when social media had set foot more than a decade back, that...
22
Mar
Why Translation is Important in English & German Speaking Countries
by Multilizer / Niko Papula
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This is a guest posting from Aussie German Translations. The world is changing at a faster pace than ever. It is being transformed into a...
20
Mar
Different Interpreting Services That Make Life Easier
by Multilizer / Niko Papula
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This a a guest posting by Lucy Justina from Professional Interpreting Different Interpreting Services That Make Life Easier Interpreting services make life easier by translating...
07
Mar
The Ethics of Translation
by Multilizer / Niko Papula
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This is a guest posting from David Rainey at DAMMANN German-English Translations. German Translators, Ethical Translations and Ethical Behaviour In the course of their duties...