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There is a computer programming event next week, "Decoded Fashion". I had write (in Spanish) that I was going to this event.
I found two translations on Google translate: descodificar descifrar.
My impression is both are correct, but what are the differences in meaning?
'Descodificar' means 'decode', 'descifrar' means 'decipher'. The same differences, if any, that apply to English apply to Spanish. As this in an event name, I don't think you should translate it, but if you have to, the proper translation would be 'Moda Descodificada' (that, by the way, doesn't sounds very cool in Spanish).
