The in-house editorial team at Day Translations — linguists, translators, and localization specialists writing the pieces no single byline owns.
Editorial Team
The in-house editorial team at Day Translations — linguists, translators, and localization specialists writing the pieces no single byline owns.
About
he Day Translations Editorial Team is the in-house desk behind the unsigned features on this blog: industry explainers, language guides, country and culture briefs, and the kind of evergreen reference work that needs more than one specialist on it. The team brings together certified translators, interpreters, and localization editors with decades of combined experience across more than 100 languages — the same network that powers Day Translations' work for governments, courts, hospitals, and global enterprises since 2007. Every piece published under this byline is researched, written, and reviewed by working linguists on staff, then edited against the same standards we apply to client work. When you see this name on a story, it means more than one expert stood behind the words.
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Have you ever thought about how it becomes possible for anyone to access your content, understand it and gain value from it? Subtitling is one of the many provisions made for this to happen. As long as you’re a content creator, you should learn more…
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Linguists, translators, and engineers writing on language, culture, and the craft of being understood.
Updated 2022 How can I become a Japanese citizen if I have foreign nationality? Is it possible to obtain Japanese nationality? What are my options for dual nationality? Look no further, we have painstakingly put together all you need to know about how to become…
Updated 2022 Bahasa Indonesia and Bahasa Melayu are similar and different languages at the same time. Both are standard languages under the bigger umbrella of the Malay language, which is used in Indonesia and Malaysia. Although generally mutually intelligible, the two languages have differences in…
Learning about the different languages of the world is always a good thing, and today is no different. Have you ever heard about the Inuit language? If you haven’t, then the DT blog has something special in store for you today! Keep reading to learn…
Updated 2022 Our Day Translations blog is exploring our beautiful globe once more and this time we’ve landed in the European Union. Made up of 51 countries, Europe is home to places such France, Germany, and even parts of Russia. And we’ve got some weird…
The Philippines has two official languages, Filipino and English. Before anything else, it should be known that the Filipino language is the national language of the Philippines. A citizen of the Philippines is also called Filipino, although some use the term Pilipino from Pilipinas, the…
Updated 2022 Taiwanese Mandarin is a variant of Standard Mandarin. It is widely spoken in Taiwan and is also the country’s official language. In the 1940s, Taiwanese people started using it as a medium of instruction in schools. In Taiwan, their standard dialect is called…
We’re ready again to explore another fascinating language belonging to one of the most beautiful continents on earth, Africa. We see a lot of films, documentaries, and books written and directed based on ancient Egyptians; but how much do we really know about the ancient…
When translating a title or headline, it’s important to keep the meaning intact while also making it sound natural in the target language. This can be a challenge, but one way to improve your translations is to get feedback from native speakers. User feedback can…
When it comes to leading your team effectively, communication is everything. How else will you move together from where you are now to where you need to be? While diversity in the workplace can reap countless benefits, one factor you’ll need to navigate is the potential…
What do you think of when you hear the phrase “Internet of Things”? Some people may have hearts about it, and some individuals don’t. If you’re like most people, your first thought is probably something like “a bunch of connected devices” or “the future.” But…
Updated 2022 The relationship between language and culture is a complex one. The two are intertwined. A particular language usually points out to a specific group of people. When you interact with another language, it means that you are also interacting with the culture that…
