Translate as if there was no tomorrow

Posted on August 28, 2017 by Romina Bona

Best practices for translators: translate as if there was no tomorrow

Best practices for translators: translate as if there was no tomorrow.

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The obsessive translator

Posted on August 20, 2017 by Romina Bona

The obsessive translator

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Deadlines are the only thing that make translators hand over their translations. If it weren’t for deadlines, translators would continue proofreading their work for a lifetime.

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Things that turn translators on

Posted on May 31, 2017 by Romina Bona

Things that turn translators on

Translators are special people who can get thrilled by simply reading a well-written text.

What other things can turn translators on?

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Signs for translators

Posted on May 3, 2017 by Romina Bona

Translate even if it’s late

I hope it doesn’t come as a surprise to you to learn that freelance translators work 24/7.

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TGIF! A translator’s dilemma. Many translators are often faced with the dilemma of what to do when they receive a poor source text to translate. Is it the translator’s duty to improve the source text so that the target translation sounds professional? Or should the translator simply ask the client to work on improving the source text?

Translators, you rock!

Posted on February 16, 2017 by Romina Bona

Translators do an amazing work conveying ideas from and into other languages, but their work is not acknowledged enough.

Translators do the magical job of conveying ideas from and into other languages so that people can better communicate. They usually put all their passion into their jobs, but this is not often acknowledged by others. Part of their jobs is to remain invisible, but appreciating their work won’t hurt.

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