Chinese Translations: 5 Amazing Facts about the Chinese Language

Anyone interested in learning more about China should begin with learning the language, as studying changes in the pronunciation, shape, and meaning of each Chinese character is a great lesson on ancient civilizations and cultures. To get started in your studies, here are five amazing facts about the language and its history.

The Global Language of Business

Today’s blog post stresses the importance of the English language in the world of International business.

Sport Translations: Translations for Football Fans in Brazil

This week’s In The News is all about football, the FIFA World Cup 2014 in Brazil and language. Check it out at Simply CSOFT!

Gewgaw – Wacky Word Wednesday

After a 638 day long “week,” Wacky Word Wednesday is back! Today’s word can be read as a deeply philosophical take on materialism and the hilarity of a consumerist mentality! Read all about it at Simply CSOFT!

Localization of Consumer Goods: what KFC, Ford, and others forgot to do

This week on Simply CSOFT, we offer some real-world examples of what happens when companies don’t take the time to properly localize marketing content. The results certainly aren’t ideal… Come take a look!

Terminology Management System and Technology-Driven Solutions

Hi folks, zoom on over to Simply CSOFT to read about the new TermWiki Widget from an online user’s perspective, and see what all the buzz is about.

Aegrotat – Wacky Word Wednesday

Hey everyone! Stop by and learn a new word with today’s wacky word entry. Learn about what would qualify you to obtain an “aegrotat degree” and which countries are most likely to offer it. Stop on by and read all about it at Simply CSOFT!

TermWiki: the world’s fastest growing social learning network

Hi everybody. Summer at the TermWiki headquarters has been a busy one! Check out today’s blog post to get the latest updates about the world’s fastest growing social learning network. Today’s post offers a run-through of the newest features and the inside scoop on how to get your hands on a free iPad2…check it out at Simply CSOFT!

TermWiki’s One Millionth Contributor: An Interview with Raúl Barrera

Hey everyone! Stop by and check out our interview with TermWiki’s one millionth term contributor, Raúl Barrera! Last Monday evening, he translated the term “net current assets” into Spanish and contributed the one millionth term… who knew net current assets were so exciting?! Find out what Raúl has to say about TermWiki, contributing the one millionth term, and more!

Multilingual Game App Creator: Interview with Jo Overline

Check out today’s interview with computer programmer and app developer, Jo Overline. You may have already heard of (and downloaded) the popular iPhone app Ugly Meter, but do you know about the creators behind this success? In today’s interview, Jo talks about his latest project, Wordicus, a multilingual word game that connects individuals across countries and languages. Check it out today!

CSOFT's Headquarters Expand into Beijing

TermWiki Countdown: Let the Numbers do the Talking

Happy Friday, everyone! Before you set off for the weekend, stop by the blog to help us countdown to TermWiki’s one millionth term! It has been an incredible experience thus far, and we’d like to take this opportunity to share with you some fun facts about TermWiki’s progress. We couldn’t have done it without you all! Stop on by today!

Languages and Cultures: We’re the Translation Experts!

Today’s guest blog features Sophie as she talks about her views on language and culture. Born and raised in France, currently residing in sunny California, US, and fluent in French, English, and Japanese, Sophie shares her experience living in Bahrain for a summer. A lot of love for internationalism! Read more about Sophie’s thoughts and impressions today, and don’t forget to leave a comment!