The translation services industry is a broad space that has evolved a
great deal in recent years. New technology and in-house software have
created efficiency gains for companies that are passed down to
customers. One of the constants though has been the reliance on human
translation methods and human interpretation for the best results. This
post outlines the unique skills required to be successful at each for
anyone considering joining the industry. Reviews about the top online translation services like One Hour Translation, Gengo and more, and everything language and linguistics related.
Showing posts with label American English Spelling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label American English Spelling. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 24, 2015
Translation Vs Interpretation: How to Choose Your Profession
The translation services industry is a broad space that has evolved a
great deal in recent years. New technology and in-house software have
created efficiency gains for companies that are passed down to
customers. One of the constants though has been the reliance on human
translation methods and human interpretation for the best results. This
post outlines the unique skills required to be successful at each for
anyone considering joining the industry. Monday, October 19, 2015
Is Translation Really Art or Maths?
I am often asked this question in my travels and line of work. The
answer appears obvious to the traditionalists, it’s art, but for others
translation is a line of code and an algorithm on a screen and that’s
pure maths, not art. So why should we even concern ourselves with this
debate, why does it matter? Well, the answer to this question provides
an insight into the industry that we work in. The purists may not be
happy with the answer. Monday, June 22, 2015
Why Are English Words Spelled Differently in the US and the UK?
Living in the age of spell checker and auto-correct has made us less
sensitive to the subtleties of spelling, but the differences between US
and UK English spelling is still difficult to ignore. If we speak the same language, why are there different spellings of the same words and
how did this all happen?
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