What is Voice-Over?

No doubt you’ve watched a documentary or news programme and heard the presenter's original voice in the background and a superimposed voice in your language. Bingo! This technique is called ‘voice-over’. In today’s post, we’re going to explain what it's all about, its...

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The Role of Translation in the Film Industry

At Tatutrad, we’re still buzzing after the 33rd edition of the Goya Awards, Spain’s annual film awards, held here in Seville. That’s why we want to say a few words about cinema, a highly appealing industry that is full of opportunities and that our translation agency...

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Tatutrad at SELM 2018: Day 2

Today’s post is all about the second day at the 8th edition of the SELM Conference. If you missed this event which was packed with presentations, giveaways, meetings and debates, keep reading! You can also check out our previous post Tatutrad at SELM 2018: Day...

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Tatutrad at SELM 2018: Day 1

Just as we have been doing for several years now, the team at Tatutrad attended the 8th Conference of the Spanish Modern Languages Society (SELM), held in November 2018 in Seville, Spain. These annual conferences, organised by SELM, are an opportunity to share the...

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Recipe Book Translation

For many countries, gastronomy is a hallmark: it is culture and tradition. Every country, and even every region, has traditional dishes, preparation methods, and common ingredients and condiments. Today, food from other countries is becoming increasingly popular among...

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Pharmaceutical Translation at Tatutrad

There’s no denying that everyone loves social contact, albeit in a professional or family environment. Conversations on different topics crop up on a daily basis. Interestingly enough, however, topics related to health are always the most common. The same happens in...

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Medical Translation at Tatutrad

“Health comes first”, so that’s why, here at Tatutrad, we encourage you to rely on us to translate such sensitive and technical documents. With over 10 years’ experience translating medical articles, leaflets, clinical and pharmacological reports, and medical records,...

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Lunar New Year

Our Asian neighbours celebrate one of their most important festivals some time between January 21 and February 20. What we know as “Chinese New Year” is in fact “Lunar New Year” or “Spring Festival” to those who celebrate the festival, although it's not...

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Lights, Camera… Translation!

Hi there! From a post on Spanish film translation to reminiscing about the 33rd edition of the Goya Awards, Spain’s annual film awards which were held here in Seville, this week on the Tatutrad blog it's all about just how much we love the cinema. The awards ceremony...

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Interpreting in Courts and Legal Procedures

Imagine for a moment that you’re in a foreign country and, for whatever reason, you need to use one of the local public services, but it turns out that you don’t speak the language! Bearing in mind the number of situations in which this could arise and the boom of the...

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Game Testing

The video games industry has undergone significant development to become an important trading power in the market in just a short space of time. We’re faced with products created with a view to reaching the widest audience possible depending on the budget available....

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Features of Contract Translation

As we've mentioned in previous posts, legal translation is one of the most sought-after services at translation companies, as it covers a whole host of document types that are key, for example, for companies wanting to move into new markets, for legal procedures...

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Carnivals Around the World

            Have you got your costume ready for this year's carnivals? The team at Tatutrad loves a party, and this has to be one of the most interesting festivals for its origins and the different traditions...

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A Day in the Life of a Translator at Tatutrad

Have you ever wondered what our day to day looks like here at Tatutrad? Do you want to know what our work involves and how we manage the translations that clients send to us? You won’t want to miss this blog post! We explain all there is to know about our professional...

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5 Things to Consider when Translating an App

Raise your hand if you still don't have a smartphone, tablet or laptop! (Birds heard chirping in the background). We’ve all witnessed how the use and diversification of electronic devices has increased exponentially in recent years, and it seems that this trend isn’t...

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Why Translation is Important in Marketing

Just as a good marketing strategy is key to a brand’s success, so too is it of the utmost importance that companies wanting to reach international markets develop an internationalization strategy in which their campaigns are translated into other languages. In today's...

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What Languages are Spoken in Europe?

Europe is home to hundreds of languages, including some, such as Russian, which have the most number of speakers in the world.  The majority of languages spoken in Europe belong to the family of Indo-European languages and within this family, 94% of speakers...

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What Languages are Spoken in Africa?

Africa is the second largest continent in the world, both in terms of land area and population, with approximately 1.4 billion inhabitants. It is one of the most diverse continents globally, largely due to its high population density. It is therefore no wonder that...

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What is Technical Translation?

One of our most requested services are translations of a technical nature. What do we mean by technical translation? What are the challenges and difficulties for our team of professional translators? In today’s post, we reveal the importance of this type of...

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Translation in Sport

We’re certain that quite a few of our followers are sports fans. That's why we’d like to use this post to mark the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace celebrated on April 6 to create awareness. Ever since UNESCO recognised sport and physical education...

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