Real Time Online Translation & Messaging App? Google, the giant of the internet world is always trying to find new ways to make our lives easier and more accessible when it come to online, apps, search, emails and more. It’s in their interest, in return, they get to collect a […]
Duolingo is an excellent language app that helps you to learn a number of different languages, all at the convenience of your phone, wherever you happen to have it. Practice your Spanish, French or German on your morning and evening commute or during a stroll in the park, whatever suits […]
Kurdish Food in Dublin, Ireland The Kurdish people are spread between Iraq, Iran, Syria and Turkey. Because of the turmoil of the past years in these areas, many Kurds leave their home to find a better life in the west. Ireland is one of their destinations and we now have […]
Meet the Germans: A Blog about… Germans The Goethe Institute for German culture supports an interesting blog called “Meet the Germans” with the aim of “to explore what’s typical of Germany and German society. We’ll introduce people in different walks of life and try and find out what lies behind […]
Anya: A Russia with Love and Brown Bag Productions Short Film The Irish charity To Russia with Love and the animation company Brown Bag productions produced this year the award winning short film Anya. The film, of a mere 5 minutes length presents the work of the charity through the […]
Translation Error in New Irish Website According to a report from RTE this week, a website launched as part of the commemoration of the 1916 Rising in Ireland went live with the Irish language version of the site translated using Google translate. The company in charge of designing the website […]
Translation News: Academic English with a Handy New App for Students Academic English can seem like an entirely different language to everyday English and now to recognise that and make life easier for students, especially those of whom English is not their first language, the Oxford Dictionary have developed an […]
Tales of Translation & Fairytales Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm published their first take on their famous fairytales in December 1812, originally written in German, and followed this with Volume 2 in 1815. Six more editions were published, however, as time went on, they continued to make their fantastical tales more […]
Research and Markets has announced the addition of a new report entitled “Language Translation Software: Market Shares, Strategies, and Forecasts, Worldwide, 2014 to 2020 “. Smart phones are the latest market driver for software language translation and enterprises have to make websites user friendly in every locality. Globally integrated enterprises generally have […]
Russian Culture in Dublin Every year between February and March, the Russian embassy, the Dublin city council and city libraries and the Russia Business Association celebrates the Russian Culture Festival. The Festival is organised to celebrate the end of winter and promote the Russian tradition, language and overall culture. The […]
