It’s often the first word that we learn when studying a new language or visiting a country for the first time. It’s a simple greeting that opens […]
Say hello in 10 languages!
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The press is reinventing itself… and learning languages!
There has been a decline in print media in recent years. In spite of successive crises, it is true to say that the media are now adapting […]
Traductanet is now part of the t’works Group
A new year begins, and in the best possible way: Traductanet is now part of the t’works Group.
Seven languages that will dominate the future
We know that for historic, economic and political reasons, as well as for its accessibility, English has become the world’s de facto lingua franca. However, the language landscape has been changing with the growth of populations and economies outside the United States / Europe.
The 10-most spoken languages
Before we begin: when we say the 10-most spoke languages, we mean those spoken by native speakers. And clearly there will often be variations. For example, the English spoken in the United States is different from that spoken in the United Kingdom or Australia. But they are all still English.
International Year of Indigenous Languages
The International Year of Indigenous Languages (IYIL) 2019 was established by UNESCO as a way to call attention to the need to preserve and promote indigenous languages in today’s world.
International Year of Indigenous Languages
The International Year of Indigenous Languages (IYIL) 2019 was established by UNESCO as a way to call attention to the need to preserve and promote indigenous languages in today’s world.
Official UN languages
The United Nations Organisation (UN) has six official languages: Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish. To promote multilingualism and the equal use of these six languages, the UN has decided to dedicate one day of the year to each of them.
“You might as well be speaking Polish”: Is Linguistic Integration a Two-Way Street?
Moving to a new country brings with it new challenges and obstacles, especially when it comes to learning a language. There are some who resent immigrants who do not learn the language of their adopted country.
Translation industry trends in 2017
The translation industry responds to changes in language, technology and societies. Translators and translation companies must react and adapt their services to the expectations of the customers in response to each development, to each paradigm shift.
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