##  [Video: Discover Language Navigator](/en/video-decouvrez-navigateur-linguistique-discover-language-navigator-eng)

From: [Translation Bureau](https://www.canada.ca/en/translation-bureau.html)

Video transcript – Discover Language Navigator**Start of video**

**\[Music\]**

**(Animation showing a character with a raised hand.)**

This is Sam.

**(A desk appears with a computer, plant and mug on it. Sam sits on a chair. A question appears on the computer: “Is the sailboat stationery or stationary?”)**

Sam writes, translates and revises texts on a regular basis.

**(Zoom in. A question mark appears above Sam’s head.)**

Today, a language issue has this professional stumped.

**(We are immersed in the screen and looking at a seascape. Sam is sailing on a paper boat, holding a spyglass. Some books are floating in the ocean. There are clouds floating in the background).**

But, in a sea of language tools, which one to choose?

**(Moving upward. We see a starry sky with some clouds, and the words “The Language Portal of Canada presents Language Navigator” are displayed.)**

Sam, have you thought about the Language Navigator?

**(Back at the desk, a web page is shown on the computer with the words “Punctuation,” “Grammar,” “Spelling,” “Conjugation” and “Vocabulary.”)**

This search engine goes through a wide range of resources,

**(The page scrolls, and three boxes with the words “Writing tools,” “Language quizzes” and “Our Languages blog” are displayed.)**

including the Writing Tools and Quizzes of the Language Portal of Canada.

**(The page scrolls again. Under the word “Search” is a search box containing the words “stationery or stationary.”)**

For an answer to a very specific question, or for information on a particular theme,

**(A Results page is shown on the computer, then the compass rose symbolizing the Language Navigator appears.)**

the Language Navigator is the tool you need.

**(We are immersed in the screen again. On the boat, Sam throws a fishing line into the water.)**

The Language Navigator enables you to launch a search in the official language of your choice.

**(The line sinks among several floating books and air bubbles.)**

It will take you to thousands of pages written, in particular, by Public Services and Procurement Canada’s Translation Bureau specialists.

**(The line goes down, then catches a book among the seaweed. Sam fishes out the book, which bears the compass rose symbolizing the Language Navigator.)**

So Sam, in this sea of resources, choose the one that will lead you to where you need to go: choose the Language Navigator.

**(Sam is back at the desk. The book with the compass rose appears on the computer’s screen. A green star, the “favorites” symbol, appears above the computer.)**

And Sam, don’t forget to add it to your favourites before you dive back into your text!

**(Moving upward. We see a starry sky with some clouds. The Facebook and Twitter icons appear, with their respective addresses, “Ourlanguages.ca,” “Our\_languages.”)**

**(On a white background, the Public Services and Procurement Canada departmental signature appears.)**

**(On a white background, the wordmark “Canada” appears.)**

**End of the video**

## Related links

- [Language Navigator](/en/navigateur-navigator)
- [How to use Language Navigator](/en/navigateur-navigator/comment-utiliser-how-to-use-eng#searching-content)
- [Resources of the Language Portal of Canada](/en/index)