Mirko M, Author at Trusted Translations, Inc.

Translating for Video Games

December 5, 2012

The translation of video games sounds like a task that could be a lot of fun for many translation professionals, but the truth is not as simple as it seems.

Another Translator to the Real Academia

November 28, 2012

On Friday, November 23, the Real Academia de la Lengua Española (Royal Spanish Academy) announced its newest academic member, the literary translator Miguel Sáenz, author of world-renowned Spanish versions of

Literary Translation vs. Technical Translation

November 21, 2012

We all know that a professional translator also has to be an excellent writer, considering that he or she has to make sure that the final text is easy to

The Work of Interpreters in Ancient China

November 18, 2012

As discussed in our previous article, “The First ‘Translators’ Were Interpreters,” China stood out historically because of the rise of translation/interpretation in different fields, such as philosophy, religion and science.

The Collaboration Factor: Achieving Great Results

November 14, 2012

When a translation company is faced with a large-scale project, that’s when the skills of its translation team are put to the test. Large projects involve multiple challenges because they

The Importance of a Thorough QA

November 8, 2012

As a result of the experience I’ve gained through the coordination and planning of translation and localization projects, I’ve discovered the importance of setting aside enough time to perform a

The First “Translators” Were Interpreters

November 4, 2012

The beginnings of our profession were not easy if we consider that our colleagues of the past had to convey very sensitive messages, if not highly questionable military strategies, in

The Linguistic Challenge in U.S. Elections

November 1, 2012

In the United States, election campaigns are driven both by substance and form, especially in relation to the languages used in the dissemination of political ads. With a Hispanic community

What You Need to Know about Kurdish Dialects

October 27, 2012

Kurdish is a language belonging to the Indo-Iranian language family, and this one in turn belongs to the group of Indo-European languages. The family of Indo-Iranian languages also includes Hindustani

Website Translation

October 24, 2012

Currently, the world is experiencing an era of such rapid technological advances that we see new technologies outdoing each other every day. Moreover, you can see that there are a

An “Urgent” Writing Manual for the Web

October 17, 2012

The revamping of language runs parallel to the evolution of the media, which, willingly or not, are permanently engaged in the dissemination of the different linguistic uses and variants of

Hindustani or Hindi-Urdu?

October 14, 2012

To provide but the briefest of accounts of this language, the first thing we could say is that you may find material on the language by looking up either of

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