Category: Translation

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How to Get More Work | Translator Training.

In this training program you’ll learn how STAR views and measures translators. Translation is more than just translating the words. The role of a professional translator can be complex – requiring multiple skillsets. Learn how to stand out as a translator and become a valuable asset to the agency you work with.

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A Welsh sign translation error was the ultimate faux pas for a council in Swansea. The translation was for a residential area prohibiting heavy vehicles.

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Wise, Old Irish Sayings

We’ve compiled a list of popular old Irish sayings to help you learn more Irish.

Calculator Spelling: How to spell words with a calculator. French, Spanish and English. Yes we can translate words on calculators too.

Can you see a mistake in this sentence?

Here’s a little proofreading test for you. Can you spot the mistake here? Lets’s see how good you are.

Based in Dublin, Ireland, STAR Translation Services provides language translation services. We help our customers do more international business, and communicate with more people worldwide.

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Do the words scalable, world-class, robust, easy to use, flexible and next generation sound familiar to you? Have you ever gotten bored of these redundant and extremely standardized phrases? If so, it’s hardly surprising as these adjectives are likely to be found on most marketing websites nowadays.

WordPress Translation with WPML and STAR Translation

STAR Translation launches integrated WordPress translation solution: Translate WordPress into 200 languages with STAR and WPML.

SEO Services

If you’re updating your site – how many 301 redirects are allowed? Is it a good idea to use multiple 301’s? Matt Cutts from Googles give best practice advce.

Translation | Translator | Worldwide

How many lines of code does it take to support Google’s internet services?