What Transcription and Translation May Look Like In 2025
Here’s a look at what could be ahead for the transcription and translation industries in 2025.
Here’s a look at what could be ahead for the transcription and translation industries in 2025.
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It’s estimated that over 41 million people in the U.S. speak Spanish at home, which is more than twice as many that did so in 1990. And that number is only expected to grow in the coming decades.
The client was a large church in Texas with multiple locations around the state. The church requested transcription and translation services for their Sunday sermons and for printed materials from English into Spanish.
Though English still dominates the internet, other languages are also widely used and should be targeted for translation and localization.