Entries by Follow-Up

‘The Little Prince’ now speaks Tsotsil

One of the world’s most-translated books just added another language to its collection: “The Little Prince” is now out in Tsotsil, an indigenous language spoken by 400,000 people in the southeastern Mexican state of Chiapas. Learn more at https://globalvoices.org/2018/11/28/the-little-prince-now-speaks-tsotsil/

“Linguistics is in everything, from astronomy to everyday life”, says linguist from Trinidad and Tobago

“Linguistics is in everything, from astronomy to everyday life”, says linguist from Trinidad and Tobago Jo-Anne Ferreira “Trinbagonians are connected through a shared linguocultural history and present — we don’t have to constantly define or explain or substitute our words in our conversations.” Read her full interview at https://globalvoices.org/2020/03/13/linguistics-is-in-everything-from-astronomy-to-everyday-life-says-this-linguist-from-trinidad-tobago/

When Coronavirus Care Gets Lost in Translation

Medical interpreters must now work remotely, multiplying the challenges for front-line doctors and non-English-speaking patients. Read more at https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/17/health/covid-coronavirus-medical-translators.html

Welcome to Together

You cannot miss this event! It’s called “Together” and its mission is to strengthen our translation and localization industry by bringing language service companies and independent language professionals together in a positive, collaborative environment. Save the date: 27-28 February, Milan, Italy Learn more at http://elia-association.org/together-2020/

LocWorld41 Silicon Valley. November 6-8, 2019

LocWorld has selected the theme of Go Global, Be Global for its 2019 conferences. It is the very heart of what we study, discuss and do in our translation and localization industry. And yet, there is always some new concept to discover, technology to employ and practice to implement. Check the conference program at https://locworld.com/locworld41-main-conference-program/ .