Computer Assisted Translation tools (or CAT tools) recognize text from a great diversity of file formats, thus are able to calculate the word count and analyze how many of them
The English language has become a universal language not because it has the largest number of native speakers (Chinese and Spanish have more), but because it has the highest number
As far as animal communication goes, there’s still a lot to learn. But one thing we can be sure of is that language, in its many variations and forms, exists
Dog parents have always believed that their pooch understands every word that is spoken to them. It is not rare to find people talking to their dogs while on a
You are strolling down a quiet road in your hometown when, suddenly, you hear a man shout “Bleib!” “Achtung!” and “Sitz!” He is clad in a security forces uniform, and
Once again, it’s time for the Soccer World Cup and this time it’s Mother Russia’s turn to host. It’s pretty amazing how these past four years just flew by, and
We have become aware of two recent incidents involving Spanish speakers in the U.S. The first event happened in New York; a lawyer became infuriated because he heard restaurant employees
I don’t think I’ll ever forget one of the first times I used Google translate when I wrote the name James Bond in the English>Spanish translator. The result was “Conservas
Clients look for quality, that is something irrefutable and that we have to comply with. But, in order to provide a quality job, we need to start from the beginning,
Our network language system evolves at a faster rate than language itself does. As in any language, the evolution occurs with use. New words are added to our term base,
As mentioned in a previous post, a QA (Quality Assessment) step can be vital whenever we try to meet the high demands of our clients. We always do our best
Everyday, our industry becomes more and more competitive. Whether it be linguists competing for smaller projects, or agencies with large teams competing for larger ones, clients tend to look for