Tag: Sweden
Nordic Translation & Interpretation Forum 2024
The 14th edition of the Nordic Translation & Interpretation Forum was held in Malmö, Sweden. Delegates from all over Europe convened to discuss how the industry can stay relevant in a world increasingly influenced by artificial intelligence. In parallel to the conference, a song contest took place in which participants were invited to create an AI-generated, Eurovision-style tribute to the event.
New Book Claims Elfdalian Is Distinct Language, Not Swedish Dialect
Spoken by around 2,500 people in central Sweden, Elfdalian has largely been considered a dialect of Swedish. But recent research argues that it is “a medieval language that survived up to modern times.”
Human Relevance vs. Artificial Intelligence at NTIF2024
Register before August 30th to enjoy early bird rates and dive into sessions on localization, interpretation, and innovation led by industry experts.
Was Amazon’s Giant Translation Gaffe a Marketing Ploy?
“It felt like a huge prank,” said translation industry business consultant Anne-Marie Colliander Lind in a conversation about Amazon’s botched launch of amazon.se in...