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The Globalization and Localization Association (GALA) hosted its 2024 Annual Conference in sunny coastal city Valencia, Spain this week. GALA is a trade association — a nonprofit organization that serves and supports the global language services and technologies industry which comprises translation, interpreting, localization, and the technologies that support such activities. This conference is one

Indonesian, or Bahasa Indonesia as it is locally known, is more than just the national language of Indonesia; it is a powerful symbol of unity across one of the world’s most linguistically diverse regions. Developed initially as a lingua franca for trade, it has evolved into the binding thread that connects the myriad cultures and

In the ever-evolving landscape of the language services industry, staying ahead means being in tune with the latest trends, insights, and innovations. Our CEO, Frank Wei, recently attended the 2024 Annual Conference of the Translators Association of China (TAC), held at the Changsha International Conference Center. His participation not only underlines our company’s commitment to

⚠️News alert ⚠️ It’s official! We are proud to announce that our CEO Zhonghe Wei and European CMO Luz M. Sanchis 小露 will join Globalization and Localization Association (GALA)‘s 2024 conference in Valencia in two weeks. Will you join them? Our CMO will join an outstanding panel presented by Paola Manca and moderated by Nicole

Languages are the living repositories of a community’s history, culture, and worldview. Yet, today, many of these voices are on the brink of vanishing, taking with them irreplaceable knowledge and perspectives. Here, let’s look into the critical state of five languages teetering on the edge of extinction, highlighting the urgency of preservation efforts worldwide. 1.

Nepali, the official language of Nepal, offers a fascinating linguistic journey, characterized by its unique features and rich cultural heritage. Spoken by millions, it serves as a bridge connecting the diverse communities of Nepal. History Nepali, an Indo-Aryan language, has its origins in the ancient languages of the Indian subcontinent, with deep roots in Sanskrit.

Laotian, the official language of Laos, is spoken by millions and plays a crucial role in the nation’s identity. It’s a member of the Tai-Kadai language family and stands as a pivotal element of Laos’s cultural framework. History Laotian has evolved from its Proto-Tai roots, influenced over centuries by interactions with neighboring cultures and languages.

Let’s zoom into Mongolia, a land of vast steppes and ancient traditions, where the Mongolian language reigns. It’s not just any language; it’s the heart of Mongolian culture, spoken by over 5 million people. With its own unique script and a history that echoes the tales of Genghis Khan, Mongolian is as intriguing as the

Bulgarian might not be the first language you think of studying, but it’s full of surprises. Spoken by millions in Bulgaria and scattered communities worldwide, it’s the country’s national language and a unique member of the Slavic language family. What makes Bulgarian special? It’s got a blend of traditional Slavic roots and a dash of

Exploring New Horizons at ELIA Together 2024 in Riga The ELIA Together 2024 conference in Riga, Latvia, turned out to be a hotspot for folks in the language biz, providing a cool spot to swap ideas, buddy up, and explore what’s next in the translation and localization world. Islam Younis and Luz Sanchis from Master