Off topic: Proz.com: How Many Members? Thread poster: Moofi
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Moofi 
Local time: 07:58
Polish to English
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My mother-in-law just asked me how many other translators are registered with the site. I randomly said "a million plus, probably", but now I'm curious as to how many of us there are. Anyone have a better idea?
| | | | | 125k+ registered | Nov 15, 2005 |
Over 125,000 translators and owners of translation companies have registered at ProZ.com. Approximately 30-40k people visit ProZ.com each weekday. Of those, approximately 8k log in.
| | | | Moofi
Local time: 07:58
Polish to English
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TOPIC STARTER
Phew! Thanks Henry, the mother-in-law was suitably impressed, as am I!
| | | | | Can we get a breakdown by language, Henry? | Nov 15, 2005 |
People are often very curious about my (our) profession, and when I talk about my day I naturally mention proz. The question that then comes up is how many active people there are, not just in my languages (GER>ENG), but in less well travelled languages. Is there a Hindi > Finnish community? I'd be curious to know...
[Edited at 2005-11-15 13:02]
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Monika Coulson
Local time: 23:58
Member (2001)
English to Albanian
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SITE LOCALIZER | Fun to know, but maybe difficult to implement | Nov 15, 2005 |
Hi Steven,
This would be fun to know; however, in my opinion, it might be difficult to implement with so many language combinations that one can have..., and are allowed to have.
Monika
Steven Sidore wrote:
People are often very curious about my (our) profession, and when I talk about my day I naturally mention proz. The question that then comes up is how many active people there are, not just in my languages (GER>ENG), but in less well travelled languages. Is there a Hindi > Finnish community? I'd be curious to know...
[Edited at 2005-11-15 13:02]
| | | | | Impressing a mother-in-law! | Nov 15, 2005 |
Whew. It is really a feat.
Regards,
N.Raghavan
Moofi wrote:
Phew! Thanks Henry, the mother-in-law was suitably impressed, as am I!
| | | | | Finnish and Hindi (as examples of languages with few translators) | Nov 15, 2005 |
Steven Sidore wrote:
The question that then comes up is how many active people there are, not just in my languages (GER>ENG), but in less well travelled languages. Is there a Hindi > Finnish community? I'd be curious to know...
[Edited at 2005-11-15 13:02]
For the record, the directory does not contain any translators for Finnish to Hindi or Hindi to Finnish.
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