Localization is a process of content transformation with a focus on local peculiarities. There are two key types of localization: the first one is closely bound to translation, and the second one includes changing content type to make your offer attractive for every market.
Nowadays, every part of our life faces transformation – the translation industry is not an exception. Machine translation, with its history dating back to 1949, has undergone significant changes in the last few years. Until recently, the mechanism of MT included simple substitution of words in one language for words in another. Yet this algorithm lacked the contextual and idiomatic data to perform high-quality translation.
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