Culinary Translation: Cultural and linguistic challenges By Millaray Hurtado In Chile, September 18 is approaching, along with its delicious holiday dishes. Every September, Chileans get together with their family and…
read moreAs translators, we often receive requests for certified translations. But how is a translation certified and who certifies it? You might be surprised to learn that there is no single…
read moreHave you ever wondered which books have been translated into the most language? As you might expect, these are some of the most popular works of all time. You have…
read moreThe English language is remarkably gender neutral, especially in comparison to Romance languages such as Spanish, Portuguese, French, and Italian, which all employ grammatical gender. Nonetheless, English can occasionally be…
read moreIf you want to reach clients around the word and project an international image, you may want your public-facing website in more than one language. When it comes to website…
read moreIf you’ve ever needed to quickly translate a text online, you’ve likely tried Google Translate or another free alternative. For non-professionals, these tools can be lifesavers to get at least…
read moreSince the launch of Google Translate over a decade ago, almost all of us have become familiar with machine translation in our personal and professional lives. You have likely used…
read moreAt Southern Cone Translations, your documents will always be translated by a native speaker of the target language or a translator who has achieved a demonstrable native level. But what…
read moreAt Southern Cone Translations, we are big fans of language and sports. We avidly watched this year’s Winter Olympic Games, as highlighted on our blog, and we are just as…
read moreToday is International Mother Language Day, an observance celebrated by the United Nations to support cultural diversity and multilingualism, values that are very important to us at Southern Cone Translations.…
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