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2015
The Tea Time Translation News #8
Every week, we go all over the Internet to find the best translation news Here are some articles that might interest our English-speaking audience: England v France: French national anthem La Marseillaise lyrics and translation (source: Independent.co.uk) In order to show their support to France after the Paris attacks that occured last Friday, the English football fans joined their opponents and sang the French anthem…
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2015The Tea Time Translation News #7
Every week, we go all over the Internet to find the best translation news We selected those articles for our English-speaking audience this week: Why Data Should Guide Every App’s International Growth (source: Business2community.com) ASO, or App Store Optimisation, has its own rules to make international growth possible. We couldn’t agree more about the fact that localisation is the most important thing to think about when…
05
2015The Tea Time Translation News #6
Every week, we go all over the Internet to find the best translation news Here are two articles we selected in the English-speaking press: Google Translate error sees Spanish town advertise clitoris festival (source: Theguardian.com) The Galician “Feira do Grelo” – “Rapini Festival” in English – was translated as “Feria Clítoris” in Spanish by … Google Translate. That’s not the end of the joke though as…
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2015The Tea Time Translation News #4
Every week, we go all over the Internet to find the best translation news This week, the following articles caught our attention: Microsoft Translator for Windows 10 Mobile Exits Beta, Adds Full Universal App Features (source: News.softpedia.com) Microsoft Translator for Windows 10 Mobile is now in full swing, and users can now access all its features ranging from simple translations into 50 different languages to camera…
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2015The Tea Time Translation News #3
Every week, we go all over the Internet to find the best translation news This week, we wanted to share with our readers the following articles in English: Learning the lingo: Here’s how Google Translate copes with even the rarest languages (source: Zdnet.com) Among the 7,000 languages spoken in the world, 40% could disappear. Google thinks that the Internet is a way for them to…