Blog de Trusted Translations

English-only hurts immigrants and translators

Last month, voters in the City of Nashville, Tennessee went to the voting booths to decide whether to make English the city’s official language. And, thank goodness, they voted against

February 5, 2009

References for legal writing

Recently I had to work on a long translation of a legal document, which is not the field I work with most often. I found myself once again working very

February 4, 2009

Project Management for Translations (Second Part)

Another important question in this area is not to presume anything, especially that all members of the group have the same information. The coordinator must establish a work plan with

January 30, 2009

Translation experts

As we all know, the doors that the world of translation open for us are countless and one of them is the possibility of working as an expert translator. What

January 29, 2009

President Obama, the Power of Words, and Official Chinese Translation

Following up on my post from last week on President Obama and the power of words, it’s interesting to note how the words in President Obama’s inauguration speech were evidently

January 26, 2009

Research

We often get a translation on a topic that we don’t know in detail. What should we do? We have a few possibilities: If we find the terminology and content

January 23, 2009

Project Management for Translations (First Part)

The coordinator of translation projects or Project Manager (PM) promotes a work environment in which reigns the uniformity of criteria. In this sense, the coordinator of the project is the

January 23, 2009

The Economist cracks down on Americanisms

The Economist is the well-known and acclaimed magazine newspaper(!) about…well, economics…that is published in the UK. One of its proudest principles is how it likes to take stands on issues

January 22, 2009

President Obama and The Power of Words

Tuesday night, at some moment during my CNN and BBC viewing marathon of inaugural activities and the apparent zenith of Obamamania, one of the many political analysts/commentators referred to “the

January 22, 2009

The RAE Dictionary

What do we mean when we say that the RAE (Real Academia Española) Dictionary is the only “accepted” dictionary for translating into or from Spanish? Simply put, it means that

January 20, 2009

How to search for terms or add a new term in MultiTerm:

When we are translating, surely we might want to add terms in order to complete our termbase or to search for a term in order to maintain the consistency of

January 19, 2009

Lost in Translation:

The administration of the City of Buenos Aires, headed by the businessman Mauricio Macri, appears to have translated and adopted a common environmental campaign slogan in Brazil for its own

January 16, 2009

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