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Proper training is the key to success for any business, regardless of the sector it operates in. Since many companies are international, it is important to provide training to all employees, preferably in their mother tongue, to get better results. Therefore, translating educational materials...

Let’s get ready to rumble! This is a machine translation (MT) battle royal between DeepL Translator, Google Translate, and Microsoft Translator. I thought it might be interesting to select a popular media article, which uses some slang and pit these three neural machine translation engines against...

It may be called many things – client review, subject matter expert (SME) review, internal review, etc. Let’s talk about the client translation review and what you should keep in mind when you’re planning to set up a review team for your translation projects.

Your localization plan says Persian. Your translation provider's quote says Farsi. A colleague working with Afghan audiences mentions Dari. All three names are connected but not interchangeable, and choosing the wrong one can put your content in front of the wrong audience.

Machines can understand and translate human speech better than ever before. However, bots from Google to Amazon still struggle to understand your words, handle humor, or do anything much beyond giving you an approximation of what was originally said.

When we published the first version of this blog in 2019, Google Translate was the go-to free translation tool for most people. You'd paste in a sentence, get a rough translation, and move on with your day.

Whether you run a blog that reaches readers in different countries or a business with international clients, you probably need content translated from time to time.

Companies have unique brand voices, but their messaging often includes recurring statements and phrases across documents, campaigns, and communications.