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Publishing houses rarely work with translator who has no experience in translating literary pieces. So how do you get your first chance to translate a book?

If the text you are translating from contains minimal repetitions, then the average CATs will not be of much help. But Termsoup is different. Even if the original texts contain minimal repetitions, Termsoup can still speed up your translation.

Most of the CAT interfaces are too complicated for their new users. Contrarily, the development team at Termsoup has upheld the design concept of “Don’t make me think” and made the interface of Termsoup truly intuitive and friendly.

Machine translation and Computer-assisted translation (CAT) are two separate but related concepts. They can be quite confusing sometimes.

CAT tools were created as a way to reduce repetitive work. Thus translators who translate text that don't contain many repetitions would ask the question: Would I benefit from using a CAT tool?

Word was originally designed for writing and not translating, so it cannot provide any assistance with the tasks that translators have to deal with when translating. Translate with Word will

Someone once asked me, "There are many computer assisted translation software available on the market already, why do you still develop Termsoup?"