Translators may act a little weird at parties.
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How do you know a translator is depressed?
How do you know a translator is depressed?
When translators are depressed, they are not even interested in correcting your grammar mistakes.
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John Cleese and David Mitchell do not seem to be depressed as they do take some minutes to explain the language error in “could care less” in these videos: “Could care less” and Dear America… | David Mitchell’s SoapBox
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- How do translators discipline their children?
- How do you know a translator is having a nightmare?
- How do translators pull an all-nighter?
- How do translators cope with insomnia?
- Translator’s lifestyle — always “on duty”
- A freelance translator goes on vacation
- A freelance translator’s lifestyle
- A translator at a restaurant
- Getting ready for the holiday season
- Strategies to handle the lack of feedback from clients — self-praise
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Your worst nightmare
A translator’s worst nightmare
Translators are obsessed with language and are passionate about it so one of the worst things that can happen to them is finding writing errors in their sleep.
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- How do translators discipline their children?
- How do translators pull an all-nighter?
- How do translators cope with insomnia?
- Translator’s lifestyle — always “on duty”
- A freelance translator goes on vacation
- A freelance translator’s lifestyle
- A translator at a restaurant
- Translator’s oath
- Getting ready for the holiday season
- Strategies to handle the lack of feedback from clients — self-praise
- Translator’s lifestyle series — let go of it now!
- Translator’s promises — don’t crash on me!
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How do translators discipline their children?
How do translators pull an all-nighter?
How to recognize a translator II: freelance translators wear their pajamas and slippers 24/7
How to recognize a translator II — “freelance translators wear their pajamas and slippers 24/7”
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Phrases that get on translators’ nerves III
Phrases that get on translators’ nerves III — click on the image to enlarge
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Phrases that get on translators’ nerves II
Translators’ best rate
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This cartoon was inspired by a tweet I’ve seen on Twitter.
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The magic in translation
The magic in translation (click on the image to enlarge)
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This cartoon is inspired on a recent post in Musings from an overworked translator blog.
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The most dreaded question to ask a translator
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