“The Book of Languages” Series – #33 Mongolian

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...

“The Book of Languages” Series – #32 Bulgarian

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....

ELIA Together 2024 – The Symphony of Connection

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...

“The Book of Languages” Series – #30 Esperanto

Esperanto isn’t your typical language. Invented in 1887 by L. L. Zamenhof, it’s the most successful constructed language around, designed to be super easy to learn and to help people from different cultures communicate. It’s like the Swiss Army knife...

“The Book of Languages” Series – #29 Latvian

Latvian, the under-the-radar star of the Baltic languages, is spoken by about 1.5 million people in Latvia and sprinkled around the world. It’s one of only two surviving Baltic languages (the other being Lithuanian), and it’s got a bunch of cool quirks that make...