1. Approximately how many people work for the Translation Bureau?5008001,3003,5002. When it was created, the Translation Bureau was mandated to provide simultaneous interpretation in House of Commons debates.TrueFalse3. In which sign language does the Translation Bureau offer its sign-language interpretation services?American Sign LanguageLangue des signes québécoise (Quebec Sign Language)Oneida Sign LanguageAll of the above4. In how many Indigenous languages does the Translation Bureau provide its services?114259705. Since its creation, the Translation Bureau has been helping Canadians follow major events that take place in Canada. What historic event did the Translation Bureau make accessible to all Canadians in Indigenous languages?The Vancouver Olympic Games in February 2010The speech Prince Charles gave on Parliament Hill on July 1, 2017, to mark the 150th anniversary of ConfederationThe G7 summit in La Malbaie in June 2018The visit of Pope Francis 1 to Canada in July 20226. I am a Translation Bureau initiative, launched in 2009 to support the implementation of the Official Languages Act in Canadian society. What am I?The Bonjour my friend! tourThe Language Portal of CanadaOfficial Languages DayThe Rendez-vous de la Francophonie7. Approximately how many words were translated at the Translation Bureau in the past year?10 million50 million370 million450 million8. The Translation Bureau’s TERMIUM Plus® terminology bank is a reference known throughout the world. In which languages can you find its 1.4 million terminology records?English, French, German, RussianEnglish, French, Spanish, PortugueseEnglish, French, Innu-aimun, InuktitutEnglish, French, Mandarin, Japanese9. How long did it take the Translation Bureau’s terminologists to create the first version of the Glossary on the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020?4 days3 weeks3 months1 year10. When did the Translation Bureau start using machine translation?1977200220102022
