Avoiding EuroBabble: How Linguistic Standards are Delivering the Right Word

The European Day of Languages -- a day for celebrating linguistic diversity -- was set up in 2000 by the Committee of Ministers of The Council of Europe in 2000. It aims to celebrate increase plurilingualism and intercultural understanding; promote the rich linguistic and cultural diversity of Europe; and encourage lifelong language learning.

The webinar featured expert speakers who provided insight into the importance of translation and localization standards to the production of EU laws and regulations.

Speakers include:

  • Arle Lommel of the LISA organization (Localization Industry Standards Association), an expert on both governmental issues and linguistic standards

  • Laura Vrabie, Terminologist at the European Institute of Romania (IER), the body responsible for translating all EU policy into Romanian for this new member state

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