The bike thief?
Italy has always been an art canvas, a music stage, and a home to limitless creativity, from Leonardo da Vinci's visionary future to Michelangelo's chiseling of perfection in stone, from Florence's Uffizi Gallery to the Vatican Museums, shrines of timeless masterpieces framed by history and light. Italy invented how the world encounters beauty and culture. And today, we're honored to leave our brushstroke in that legacy - because Sprend now speaks Italian!
For companies, artists, and professionals who operate internationally, language need never be a barrier. Now that Sprend is available in Italian, architects can share blueprints with customers smoothly, moviemakers can exchange footage with no additional steps, and designers can exchange high-quality files with Italian partners easily. Whether you are an entrepreneur interacting with a new market, a researcher sharing data with an Italian institution, or simply collaborating with Italian colleagues and friends, communication is now more transparent and efficient.
Grazie mille to Alice, whose keen eye and linguistic talent made this possible. She didn't translate Sprend - she wrote it and polished it with the clarity Italian demands. Sprend not only speaks Italian but thanks to her, it works in Italian. Why is this significant? Because language is more than words - it's connection. That is, in a reality where technology caters to the user, everything is much easier, much more intuitive, and much more convenient. In a globalized realm where businesses connect across oceans and experts use continuous communication, Sprend in Italian is not a luxury; it is a necessary, stronger tool for higher collaboration. And that is just the start.
We want Sprend to be as easy as possible, with the best language bridge between people who share and receive files. Italian is our newest language, but it won't be the last. For those of you in Milan, Rome, or anywhere around the world collaborating with Italian stakeholders, give Sprend in Italian a try. Spread the news, use it for your projects, and feel the difference. Cheers to easy digital sharing, one language at a time!
In the end, what better way to experience this all-important heritage than by diving headlong into Italian cinema and music? For a shivering dose of neorealism at its finest, reach for Ladri di Biciclette (Bicycle Thief): a heartbreaking epic of the grief and triumphs of post-war Italy. If you're feeling in the mood for something more lighthearted, crank up L'Italiano by Toto Cutugno, an evergreen hymn that precisely captures the Italian credo. Through film or song, let Italy's artistry take you to its sun-drenched streets and timeless piazzas.
Tihana Gardijan
Ladri di Biciclette
