Due to the isolating nature of translation work, it can sometimes be difficult to find colleagues to talk to, especially in a post-pandemic, AI-riddled world where real human interaction becomes rarer by the day. Novice and veterans alike can benefit from expanding their network, so I’ve compiled a list of some of the most active […]
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For this fourth edition of Between the Lines, we’ll be diving deep into Dutch, Chinese, and Japanese localization, as well as the future of CAT tools with Loek van Kooten.
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Whenever you start a new project, it’s usually a good idea to establish a reliable groundwork that should be followed at all times – the same goes for translation, which usually comes in the form of a Style Guide. Read below to learn more about what it entails, as well as a free template for
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This article will provide you a step-by-step guide on how to “listen” to your translation to proofread it more conveniently.
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There are multiple ways of entering the game localization industry, and one of the most common ones is by working with agencies who are specialized in this particular niche. I have compiled a list of some of the well-known ones to help you in your research. Read more to see the full list!
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For this third edition of Between the Lines, we’ll be looking into Spanish (EU) localization and Project Management with Carlos Gómez, Project Manager and Translator.
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In this article, we will be exploring the different files and settings you must back up at all times on MemoQ and Trados, as well as general security tips.
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The Localization industry is a tough nut to crack, especially for newcomers – there are so many unspoken rules that getting a foot in this business can seem like a daunting task. In this article, I’ll recap some of the most common mistakes I’ve seen (or made myself) when starting out in this field.
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In a previous article, I talked about how certain pieces of hardware can drastically improve a translator’s workflow. One particular add-on I fell in love with is the Stream Deck, a multi-purpose keyboard that was originally designed for live streaming of games, but that can be used for pretty much anything you can imagine. Since
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For this second edition of Between the Lines, we’ll be diving deep into German localization with a veteran of the industry: Lisa Schuchardt!
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