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What does an extra space mean to a translator?
What does an extra space mean to a translator?
Translators are passionate about proper spelling, grammar, and spacing.
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International Translation Day (September 30)
International Translation Day (September 30) (click on the image to enlarge)
International Translation Day is celebrated every year on 30 September on the feast of St. Jerome, the Bible translator who is considered the patron saint of translators. (Source: Wikipedia).
Happy International Translation Day. How will you celebrate?
Feliz dia do Tradutor -Feliz día del traductor – Vše nejlepší ke dni překladatelů – С Днём переводчика! – Srećan Dan Prevodilaca -Alles Gute zum Übersetzertag – Bon dia del traductor – Hyvää kääntäjienpäivää – عيد مترجم سعيد
- Happy Translator’s Day
- A translator at a party II
- International Translation Day
- Every freelance translator’s wish on International Translation Day
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Where do translators spend the summer?
Where do translators spend the summer?
“Translators” and “going on vacation” are not usually combined in the same sentence. Guess why.
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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?
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How do translators discipline their children?
How to recognize a translator I
How to recognize a translator: translators may only need a menu to have fun.
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Translators’ commandments #7 – “Your translations should flow smoothly”
“Your translation should flow smoothly” (click on the image to enlarge)
Also in this series:
- Translators’ commandments #1 – You shall not misspell
- Translators’ commandments #2 – You shall only translate into your native language
- Translators’ commandments #3 – You shall not work for peanuts
- Translators’ commandments #4 – You shall always meet your deadlines
- Translators’ commandments #5 – You shall never forget the freelance translator’s dress code
- Translators’ commandments #6– “You shall never forget about risk management tools”
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Online games for translators
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You can tell who will be a freelance translator by the online game they choose.
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Phrases that get on translators’ nerves II
Translators’ best rate
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Phrases that get on translators and interpreters’ nerves
Translators work with written texts and interpreters work with spoken utterances
To see more information on the difference between translation and interpreting and the consistent habit of misusing these term visit ATA on NPR.
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