From 24 to 27 March, Traductanet was at the Globalisation and Localisation Association (GALA) conference, one of the biggest global events in the world of translation, localisation and interpretation.
What happens to a language that disappears? What can we do to prevent it from being lost completely? For there to be a chance of recovering this heritage, ensuring the possibility of its future reconstruction, it is important to create a specialised archive of threatened European languages.
“The Future of Cod” conference took place on 7 February, with Traductanet providing simultaneous translation services. The conference reflected both on consumption habits and the importance of the sustainability of cod.
The United Nations Organisation (UN) has six official languages: Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish. To promote multilingualism and the equal use of these six languages, the UN has decided to dedicate one day of the year to each of them.
An article in The Times magazine about how artificial intelligence will affect the world of work described four professions that will not be affected by this change.
