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What are CAT tools and how to improve the quality of translations

What are CAT tools and how to improve the quality of translations The translation sector covers many areas of expertise, from more creative fields, such as literature and marketing materials, through to legal and scientific fields. When translating documents that use a high number of technical or sector-specific terminology, it is essential that the correct …

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Translations into and from Maltese

Translations from and into Maltese, an out-of-the-box approach to expansion Malta is a Mediterranean archipelago and one of the world’s smallest countries. Notwithstanding its limited size, it has a key role in the global financial and tourism framework. Maltese, English and Italian play an important role in the country’s diverse linguistic and cultural lay out: …

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Proofreading: a key step in quality translations

Proofreading: a key step in quality translations Translating a document might seem fairly straightforward, without requiring much explanation, but in actual fact it is a multi-phase process.  Translation requests vary according to the circumstances (the language combination, the sector, the type of file and the timing), all of which need to be managed carefully by …

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Vine Genetics: Progress and Outlook

Vine Genetics: Progress and Outlook The vine (Vitis vinifera) has been an emblematic crop throughout history due to its essential role in winemaking – an art and an industry that has evolved rapidly over the centuries. In recent years, vine genetics has emerged as a field of study that is crucial to better understanding this …

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Optimising agreements: The translation protocol for legal contracts

Optimising agreements: The translation protocol for legal contracts Legal contracts are key building blocks in the corporate and legal world. They establish binding agreements between parties and define the terms and conditions of a range of commercial transactions. However, when it comes to international or multicultural operations, the translation of legal contracts can present some …

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Wine classification: A complete experience from tasting to labelling

Wine classification: A complete experience from tasting to labelling As we’ve mentioned in previous articles, the world of wine is a vast and complex universe in which a variety of flavours, aromas and traditions combine to produce a unique sensory experience. From delicate whites to robust reds, every bottle has a story to tell – …

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The importance of translation in Human Resources: Improving internal communication and team spirit

The importance of translation in Human Resources: Improving internal communication and team spirit In today’s business world, effective internal communication is key to the success of any organisation. However, in a globalised environment, where companies often operate in several countries and employ people who speak different languages and come from different cultures, linguistic barriers can …

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Types of certified translations: legalised, notarised, sworn translations and translations with an Apostille

Types of certified translations: legalised, notarised, sworn translations and translations with an Apostille When translating legal documents, it’s important to understand the different types of certified translations – legalised, sworn, notarised and those issued with an Apostille – and their respective uses and legal validity. These types of certifications play a vital role in the …

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Exploring the vast world of wine: from grape to glass

Exploring the vast world of wine: from grape to glass The fascinating world of wine brings together science, art and passion to create a unique sensory experience. In this article, we delve into the secrets of the grape – from its definition to its transformation into delicious bottles of wine – and explore its phenological …

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FIGS languages: a strategic key for internationalisation in the European market

FIGS languages: a strategic key for internationalisation in the European market In the complex global business landscape, expanding into new markets is an essential strategy for long-term growth and sustainability. When it comes to accessing the European market, a deep understanding of the FIGS languages (French, Italian, German and Spanish) becomes a crucial tool for …

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