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I remember those days when I was young, sometimes, my family and I watched Egyptian series on Nile TV, a TV channel which broadcasted...

Last week, we had a quick dip into the world of Trados. The comments ignited and a lot of you seemed incensed that I had started with...

An exploration of the history, motivation and mission of our clients, as well as our impact on their projects. This week, we meet Kari Rossetti of Neighborhood Resilience Project, who offers us a fascinating insight into a health center in a socio-economically disadvantaged district of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA. These interviews are designed both to help us learn more about the missions, causes and people our program works with, and to explore how exactly we have helped t

In the realm of linguistic barriers, the first steps toward breaking them down are often the most crucial. As a driving force behind ProZ...

In a world that thrives on communication, language can often be the barrier that stands between individuals and the vital information or...

Trados Studio is one of the most loved and hated computer assisted translation tools on the market. I started to work with Trados when it...

In parts 1-3 of this series , I wrote about developing a “world perspective”, and how the learning of foreign languages and the...

Hello everyone! I’m a bit of a geek, so I’m going to try and introduce you to some of the computer assisted translation tools that are...

In a world where communication is key, language barriers often stand as formidable obstacles, hindering the flow of vital information and...

Volunteering is an admirable endeavor that allows individuals to contribute their time and skills towards making a positive impact in...

A series of interviews designed to explore the missions and motivations of our clients, and the impact of our collaboration.

According to the Maslow’s Hierarchy Of Needs pyramid, having a sense of belonging is one of our main needs as human beings, just above...

In the vast digital landscape where attention spans are shrinking, grabbing and maintaining your audience's attention is crucial. Whether...

She was gone. She had passed away. The reality of her death haunted me every day, and the pain was unbearable. I missed her terribly (I...

I wrote in parts 1 and 2 of this series about Dr King’s famous “world perspective” and how, in aspiring to that ultimate goal, the...

After all the struggle with my typewriter, I reasoned that it would be best to jot down everything and then type the text. I devoted days...

So global citizenship may be the goal we're heading for, but how on earth do we get there? In the first part of this series, we talked...

In the vast realm of humanitarian aid and global charity work, the role of ambassadors often goes unnoticed, yet their contribution is...

I did not study Arabic, English or translation. When people ask, “Why did you choose to translate?” my answer is “bad Arabic, bad...

Have you ever had the impression that the Supreme Alien Entity of Mars was plotting against you or your translation job?