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I've been using Trados Studio 2014 for a long time, translating from French to English. I've recently started translating from Spanish to English and am trying to adapt my termbase and translation memory.
I think I have successfully changed the definitions in my termbase to include Spanish as a third language. I think I've also successfully created a new translation memory for Spanish to English.
But now when I try to add a term to this termbase, both A... See more
Hi,
I've been using Trados Studio 2014 for a long time, translating from French to English. I've recently started translating from Spanish to English and am trying to adapt my termbase and translation memory.
I think I have successfully changed the definitions in my termbase to include Spanish as a third language. I think I've also successfully created a new translation memory for Spanish to English.
But now when I try to add a term to this termbase, both Add new term/Quick add new term options are greyed out. Can anyone help with this? I've looked around on the Internet to see if others have had this problem, but nothing I've found seems to work. Thanks very much!
One thing I have noticed is that when I go to project settings > Termbases, under Languages, it lists the project's language as English (Canada) and Spanish Mexico. The termbase language for English (Canada) as English, but for Spanish (Mexico) the Termbase language is (Not Specified). When I click on the drop down arrow, the only options I get are:
(Not specified) English French
It doesn't give me Spanish as an option. Could this be the problem?
Thanks for any help you can give me!
Oh, wait.... I'm now translating another document from French-English, with my default FR-ENG termbase and when I quick-added a term, it gave me the option to include a Spanish term. I guess it's all in the same termbase, which seems to be handy I think... lol. I clearly have no idea what I'm talking about!
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Frank Zou China Local time: 10:33 Member (2016) Chinese to English + ...
Select the right termbase
May 28, 2016
Perhaps you didn't select the right termbase.
My guess is that you can not add a spanish term into a fr-en termbase.
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Walter Blaser Switzerland Local time: 04:33 French to German + ...
Termbases are multilingual as opposed to bilingual TMs
May 30, 2016
Rhonda
Termbases don't work the same way as TMs, they are multilingual. A termbase entzry contains all languages you have defined for the termbase and when you open the termbase in a Studio project, Studio simply adjusts the order in which the language levels are displayed in the entry. You need to make sure however that your termbase definition contains the languages you have in your Studio project.
Walter
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