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Making the Web Multilingual

by Jessica Spengler

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A short presentation from a multilingual user's point of view on how to improve multilingual websites.

A short presentation from a multilingual user's point of view on how to improve multilingual websites.

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Making the Web Multilingual Presentation Transcript

Making the Web Multilingual What translators do and why it matters
one language into another - Translation is turning one language into another - I translate from German (source language) into English (target language) - Most translators only translate into their native language - Be wary of translators who claim to be able to work into and out of multiple languages
Translator / Interpreter - Translators work with written documents - Interpreters work with the spoken word - Translators are invisible - Ideally, you should never know whether you’re reading a translation or not