Traductanet will be at the Web Summit, Europe’s foremost technology, entrepreneurship and innovation conference, which takes place from 5-8 November, at the Altice Arena, in Lisbon.
Traductanet at the Web Summit
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We need to recycle!
Did you know that, on average, we each produce 40 kilos of waste every month? And that only 10% of this waste is recycled?
What is Esperanto?
Esperanto is an artificial language created in 1887 by Ludwick Zamenhof as a means of enabling communication between all of the people in the world and to be used as a global lingua franca. The Universal Esperanto Association is the movement’s largest organisation.
The path to multilingualism
The details of the 2017 Eurodyce report show that European students are beginning to learn a foreign language at an ever-younger age.
DGT ORGANISES THE 5TH TRANSLATING EUROPE FORUM
The next edition of the Translating Europe Forum 2018 is taking place in Brussels, on the 8th and 9th of November.
Untranslatable? There’s always a solution!
According to the Positive Lexicography Project, saudade, desbundar and desenrascanço are three untranslatable Portuguese words. And there are many more in other languages,
Which are the most-studied languages in Europe?
According to the 2017 Eurydice report, the foreign language most studied by students in Europe is English, followed by French, German then Spanish.
The Early Days of Interpretation
According to an article published in the Diário de Notícias,* William Shakespeare’s play, Hamlet, was performed on a ship anchored at Sierra Leone in 1607 – the first time it was staged outside of Europe.
TRADUCTANET HALF-YEARLY BALANCE
The end of the second quarter at Traductanet has brought with it both the start of the staff holidays – when we are always anxious to ensure our clients receive the same level of service to which they are accustomed – and a general meeting to analyse the balance of work up to this point.
THE IMPORTANCE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AT TRADUCTANET
As elsewhere, translation and language services is becoming increasingly interconnected with computers and information technology.
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