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We Are One of the Top 10 Language Professional Blogs

We at Trusted Translations are excited to announce that this blog has been named as one of the Top 10 language professional blogs in the largest language blog competition hosted

May 28, 2010

Translating Children’s Stories

It is a common belief that translating a text that is highly technical for a client in the aeronautics industry, for example, is complicated and requires a wealth of knowledge

May 24, 2010

MemoQ and SDL Trados Studio 2009

For agencies or translators who work with different programs, MemoQ and SDL Trados Studio 2009 are very compatible. The first impression given by these two programs is that many of

May 21, 2010

Google and Language Interpretation for Cell Phones

The Times recently reported that Google is looking to progress in its voice technology for cell phones. The company is developing a software that will be able to translate almost

May 17, 2010

Automatic Transcription and Translation of Subtitles on Youtube

Google has been working hard on expanding and improving the subtitling on the videos hosted on Youtube. The main goal is for them to be used by the millions visitors

May 15, 2010

DéjàVu

This CAT tool was created by the Spanish company Atril/Ampersand and uses a translation memory, much in the same way as the other CAT programs we have discussed here. It

May 14, 2010

Vote for This Blog as the Best Language Blog

Lexiophile is hosting its annual “Top Language Blogs” contest and Trusted Translations has been nominated! Please visit the page and vote for us (“Trusted Translations: Translation Blog”). Everyone here at

May 13, 2010

XBench

ApSIC XBench is a quality control tool created by ApSIC (a company specializing in technical translations and localization of software products). It is quite effective when searching within different linguistic

May 12, 2010

Globish

I visited the electronic version of El País the other day and was struck by one of the headlines, “Hablemos inglés, o algo parecido” (Let’s speak English, or something like

May 10, 2010

Consecutive Interpretation

Consecutive interpretation can be considered as the most recognizable form of interpretation. Spoken words are interpreted in the target language as soon as the speaker finishes speaking, or in periods

May 7, 2010

Internationalization and Localization

The terms internationalization and localization have taken on great importance in the world of translation. Internationalization is the process used to design software so that it can be easily adapted

May 6, 2010

Interpretation for Police Services

The idea to write this post came to me as I read an article on Asetrad’s (Asociación Española de Traductores — The Spanish Translator’s Association) that discussed the large number

May 5, 2010

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