The Lingo-ist, June 2006
The following articles are from the June 2006 edition of The Lingo-ist
Translating...what...' - File formats 'r' us
You already know that you can talk to us if you have particular formatting needs for your translation project. And we have already explained that it is worth letting us know if formatting does not matter to you at all. The point is that formats affect the cost or time frame of your project. It is often the case that we can actually help you to find the best file format solution for your particular needs. So, given that in past newsletters we have had a look at the file formats we can deal with (basically any format you can think of), today we thought that we might as well look at some of the problems that we are continuously having to solve when dealing with all these formats.
International Business Intelligence Report - Norway
On 7th June 1905, Norway dissolved the union it had formed with Sweden, leading to the creation of the independent state of Norway that we know today. 101 years later, Lingo24 has decided to make 'Kongeriket Norge'(The Kingdom of Norway) the subject of June's International Business Intelligence report. We leave no fjord unmapped as we look into the cities, the people, the industries and the language of a country with the second highest GDP per capita in the world.
The fascinating thing about language
Yes, Lingo24's peculiar pasticcio of language-related news and trivia is back, with the sole goal of helping you to keep your winning run going at the local pub quiz. No prizes for guessing that this month's theme is the 'Joga Bonito'...