The 12 funniest letters to Santa
Digital natives still write letters to Santa. But the content has moved with the times – with hilarious results.
Every year, thousands of children around the world mail letters to “Santa Claus, North Pole” – and they get a response thanks to dedicated multilingual teams.
The Supertext Freelancer Convention on Friday had just one goal: to be an interactive language event with a fantastic atmosphere. After a half-day of fascinating presentations, riddles and socializing, we can say for certain that we accomplished our mission.
Supertext is a super-proud winner: this week, the creative copywriting and translation agency’s “World Domination” project received the Swiss award for successful, pioneering sales initiatives.
The underwear brand has been ordering translations from Supertext since 2014, making its sustainable underwear and loungewear widely available in four different languages.
Never fear, French-speaking bakers: the days of ingredient mix-ups are over! Dr. Oetker has entrusted the translation of its new cookbook to the experts at Supertext.
You want to have a text localized for the Chinese market. The question is: do you need it translated into traditional or simplified Chinese? And what exactly is the difference between the two? We’ll clear things up for you.
Meet the team at this year’s American Translators Association conference in Palm Springs from October 23 to 26, 2019 at Booth 31. Kristy Sakai, CEO of Supertext USA, will also be presenting on Friday, taking conference attendees on an in-depth journey into Supertext’s forte: transcreation.
The great Roger Federer is trilingual – in interviews, he’s equally happy answering in German, English or French. To make sure that the ATP tournament can keep up with him, Supertext has been brought into play. With record-breaking translation times.
The ticket price for the highly anticipated localization event may seem high. But hey, it’s Silicon Valley. And with Supertext joining as an exhibitor for the first time, at least you’ve got one world premiere!
Driven by adventure, guided by history and enchanted by the freedom of the open road – Trek creates the world’s greatest bicycles. And its commitment to quality lead the global brand to Supertext – because it doesn’t compromise in localization either.
Suffering from a chronic lack of ideas? Writing exercises could help to get your ideas flowing again – here are our five super tips to help you unleash your creativity.
When is neural machine translation (NMT) the right option and why? Which computer-generated translations require light post editing (LPE) and which require full post editing (FPE)? And how do you know when machine translation simply isn’t up to the task? We have the answers for you right here.
Every consumer brand from Amazon to Ikea knows that people prefer buying in their own language. It’s no different for international students and their parents looking for the right university abroad.
In the world of timber, Free Form construction is king. And Blumer-Lehmann, the global market leader in the method, is using top-quality English and French translations provided by Supertext as a solid foundation for the construction of its new website.
Biddschee(You’re welcome): our little Oktoberfest dictionary. We’ve collected some snippets of the Bavarian dialect all to do with attire, food and social culture to help make your Oktoberfest in Munich a linguistic success.
Beyonce’s Coachella costumes and a huge Funko pop figure of Eleven from Stranger Things? Yes, Netflix was the perfect venue for Women in Localization LA chapter’s inaugural event.
Today we’ll be discussing the various ways of expressing indifference in different languages. What does sword fighting have to do with it? And where do hats, potatoes and scrap metal come in?
A passionate hook-up in a club vs. a dreamy meeting with true love – how can the same song come across so differently in another language? The answer lies in lyric transcreation.
When you’re used to using the Latin alphabet, it can be easy to overlook one of the central questions of any language – how we write it down. A look at some of the more interesting ways in which languages have put pen to paper.
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