Blogs

How to Become an ATA Certified Translator

How to Become an ATA Certified Translator

The most significant and renowned association of professional interpreters and translators in the United States is the American Translators Association or ATA. The ATA is open to anyone who wants to...

read more
How Subtitling Can Help Your Business Grow

How Subtitling Can Help Your Business Grow

Subtitling may seem like an uncommon business strategy, but with the rising popularity of using video content as a marketing tool, many businesses are seeing the value of using subtitles to reach a...

read more
Prevalent Translation Trends in 2020

Prevalent Translation Trends in 2020

Most internet users prefer to access content that can be translated into their native language. Aside from that, globalization is booming. As a result, there has been an increase in the integration...

read more
Amazing Facts About the French Language

Amazing Facts About the French Language

There are so many amazing and interesting facts about the French language. You’ll love learning how it impacts people, cuisine, literature, and other intriguing things as you read further.

read more
WPML Integration is Here!

WPML Integration is Here!

Translation Boulevard Launches WordPress Integration Solution Translation Boulevard is working with WPML to provide multi-language translation services to WordPress websites. WPML enables WordPress...

read more
Differences Between Chinese Dialects

Differences Between Chinese Dialects

What are the differences between simplified and traditional Chinese, or among Mandarin, the Chinese on Taiwan, and Cantonese?   Many professionals in the language business are confused by the...

read more
Contrasting ATA Conference Experiences

Contrasting ATA Conference Experiences

In October 2017, while attending a linguist mixer event at the Los Angeles Netflix office, I met another translator who told me about the American Translators Association (ATA) and shared with me...

read more
ATA Certification

ATA Certification

Sean Song, a seasoned Chinese translator originally from China who lives in the DC metro area recently passed the certification exam for the language pair from English into Chinese offered by...

read more

Membership