New article: Text size in translation
3 July 2007
New article: Text size in translation
When text is translated from one language to another, the length of the source and translated text is likely to be different. This article provides background material that will briefly explore some of the systematic differences.
By Richard Ishida, W3C. [search key: article-text-size]
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