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10 Things You Might Not Know About: Monaco
Monaco is a tiny sovereign-city state on the French Riviera that borders France on three sides and the Mediterranean Sea by its fourth. It’s the second-smallest nation globally and earned a glamourous reputation for lavish wealth. Monaco is one of the most iconic places worldwide, and it’s safe to say that the country offers more…
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APIs for Dummies – An Introduction For Non-Devs
You might’ve heard that we at iTranslate offer our translation API for you to use for your own products and projects. (Hello, self-promotion!) This leads us to this article here: we think it’s necessary to provide a general introduction to this topic, and we have to start somewhere, right? Ok, now, put on our smart-looking…
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GUEST POST: Learning Languages from Home (by Tamara Segal)
Are you interested in learning a new language, but don’t have the time to attend classes? Or maybe you’ve already tried learning a language in a classroom setting, but found that it just wasn’t working for you. Whatever your reason may be, we’re here to tell you that there is another option: learning languages from…
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iTranslate becomes an AI-Powerhouse and Grammatica transitions to a Multi-Platform Product
From a simple language-translation tool to an outstanding AI-powerhouse that keeps on growing with exceptional products: that’s iTranslate. We’ve got a lot to share with you! š
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10 Things You Might Not Know About: Poland
Poland, which borders seven other countries, is the ninth largest country in Europe. This post-communist nation has a rich history, many famous people and scientists, and varied flora and fauna, as well as a multitude of cultural treasures and sights. Poland has so many facts that it is challenging to choose the most important and…
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Explained: Hashtags
We all know or have heard of it by now. However, some might not know what exactly one should do with it, but nearly every person with a higher affinity for Social Media has used it: the Hashtag. But when did the hash or pound (#) become the “hashtag?” Let’s have a look!
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10 Things You Might Not Know About: Puerto Rico
Seemingly neverending dreamy beaches, colorful colonial buildings, overwhelming nature, tropical climate, and music everywhere: Puerto Rico offers something for everyone – especially for those who like to discover, explore, experience, and enjoy. We’ve taken a closer look at the smallest of the Greater Antilles and will show you now ten of the most unusual and…
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10 Things You Might Not Know About: Chile
The long, only slightly wide strip of land constitutes Chile’s South American nation, which can look back on a rich, vibrant history. Chile is a country with a fascinating cultural heritage that ranges from archaeological sites to ancient civilizations to the expressions of the politically turbulent 20th century and tells many interesting stories. We’ve collected…
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10 Things You Might Not Know About: Malta
There are over 200 islands in the Mediterranean, but a staggering 90% of tourists only visit 10% of them. As one of the less known islands (or archipelagos), Malta is located south of Sicily and northeast of Tunisia. It has a rocky coast, beautiful beaches, steeped in history, and is one of Europe’s smallest countries.…
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10 Things You Might Not Know About: New Zealand
New Zealand is a faraway country, but it’s still a heavily visited tourist destination, which is due, among other things, to the fascinating cities (which are known worldwide with the best quality of life), the incomparably beautiful national parks, but also because the country was the stage for super productions such as “The Lord of…
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The MÄori – New Zealand’s Indigenous People
The MÄori – or Tangata Whenua, which translates as “people of the country” – are the indigenous people of New Zealand. They are proud, nature-loving people, and their history and traditions are an integral part of New Zealand’s identity and culture. According to a legend, the MÄori come from the mythical land of “Hawaiki.” Hawaiki…
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10 Things You Might Not Know About: Sri Lanka
“The most beautiful island in the world” is how Sri Lanka was already called by Marco Polo. It is no wonder: Sri Lanka is exotic, diverse and has one or two surprises in store. What the name Sri Lanka stands for, what exactly “tea-railways” are, and why elephant droppings are not worthless – well, continue…
