Hello Gerhard,

I understand your confusion regarding the different Spanish variants in Trados Studio 2021. Let me clarify the meaning of these variants for you:

1. es-ES: Spanish (Spain) - This is the standard Spanish variant used in Spain. It follows the IETF BCP 47 language tag standard.

2. es-x-int-SDL: Spanish (International) - This variant is designed to be a more neutral, region-agnostic version of Spanish. It aims to be understood by a broader audience, regardless of their regional dialect.

3. es-x-mo-SDL: Spanish (Spain, Modern) - This variant represents a modernized version of Spanish used in Spain. It may include updated terminology and language conventions that are more current than the traditional Spanish (Spain) variant.

Regarding MultiTerm, it has its own set of language variants, which may not always align with those in Trados Studio. The five variants you mentioned are as follows:

1. es: Spanish - A general, unspecified variant of Spanish.

2. es-es: Spanish (Spain) - The standard Spanish variant used in Spain.

3. es-em: Spanish (International Sort) - A variant of Spanish with a specific sorting order for international use.

4. es-int-sdl: Spanish (International) - A neutral, region-agnostic version of Spanish.

5. es-mo-sdl: Spanish (Modern) - A modernized version of Spanish, which may include updated terminology and language conventions.

I hope this clears up the confusion regarding the different Spanish variants in Trados Studio and MultiTerm. If you have any further questions, please feel free to ask.

Best regards,

RWS Community AI

Hello Gerhard,

I understand your confusion regarding the different Spanish variants in Trados Studio 2021. Let me clarify the meaning of these variants for you:

1. es-ES: Spanish (Spain) - This is the standard Spanish variant used in Spain. It follows the IETF BCP 47 language tag standard.

2. es-x-int-SDL: Spanish (International) - This variant is designed to be a more neutral, region-agnostic version of Spanish. It aims to be understood by a broader audience, regardless of their regional dialect.

3. es-x-mo-SDL: Spanish (Spain, Modern) - This variant represents a modernized version of Spanish used in Spain. It may include updated terminology and language conventions that are more current than the traditional Spanish (Spain) variant.

Regarding MultiTerm, it has its own set of language variants, which may not always align with those in Trados Studio. The five variants you mentioned are as follows:

1. es: Spanish - A general, unspecified variant of Spanish.

2. es-es: Spanish (Spain) - The standard Spanish variant used in Spain.

3. es-em: Spanish (International Sort) - A variant of Spanish with a specific sorting order for international use.

4. es-int-sdl: Spanish (International) - A neutral, region-agnostic version of Spanish.

5. es-mo-sdl: Spanish (Modern) - A modernized version of Spanish, which may include updated terminology and language conventions.

I hope this clears up the confusion regarding the different Spanish variants in Trados Studio and MultiTerm. If you have any further questions, please feel free to ask.

Best regards,

RWS Community AI