How Rasepi Translations Actually Work, And Why They Sound Like Your Team
Blog post from Rasepi
Rasepi's translation system is designed to produce translations that reflect the unique vocabulary and tone of a company, going beyond generic translation tools that often produce technically correct but tonally inaccurate results. It uses a paragraph-level tracking system, reducing translation costs by only retranslating changed sections, and maintaining consistency across languages. The platform allows for the creation of glossaries and style rules that ensure terminology is translated as intended and documents follow company-specific formatting and tone. This personalized approach supports both machine and human translations, where machine translations handle routine updates, and human translators focus on culturally nuanced content. Rasepi also supports unique content per language, allowing localized adaptations without being overwritten in future translations. This combination of glossary terms, style rules, and custom instructions ensures that translated documents sound like they were written by the local team, maintaining consistency and trust in multilingual documentation.
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