Professional Translation Services | Acantho, Ideas & Cultures
Acantho Ideas & Cultures is a budding translation company in the heart of Zaragoza, Spain, located in a narrow street with a long literary history. But how did Acantho get to where it is today? The answer is quite simple: in three stages.
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This post was originally written in Spanish to celebrate the 71st anniversary of the Nuremberg trials. It pays homage to the creation of simultaneous interpretation as a profession.
As translators, we receive translation and localization projects in lots of different languages: Spanish, British English, American English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, Croatian….and the list goes on.
However, sometimes when out services are requested, our customers confuse the concepts of language and dialect. So this week’s post is devoted entirely to examining the differences between language and dialect.
At Acantho, we work with a wide variety of languages. And just as it’s useful to know different languages, it’s also really interesting to delve into and discover their origins and roots. In this post we’re going to take a closer look at the group of the Romance languages. This is the language group that is most important for us, as a EU-based translation company, since it contains many of our working languages.
