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Phrases that get on translators’ nerves II
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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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The magic in translation
The magic in translation (click on the image to enlarge)
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The most dreaded question to ask a translator
The most dreaded question to ask a translator — click on the image to enlarge
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“A translator’s idea of having fun”
“A translator’s idea of having fun” — spelling bee contest (click on the image to enlarge)
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Season’s greetings for translators
Sending season’s greetings to translators can go wrong (click on the image to enlarge)
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An infant translator: transitional objects
A translator-to-be
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Translators’ commandments #3 — You shall not work for peanuts
Translators’ commandments – never work for peanuts
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- Translators’ commandments #1 – You shall not misspell
- Translators’ commandments #2 – You shall only translate into your native language
- 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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Translators’ commandments #2
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- Translators’ commandments #1 – You shall not misspell
- 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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Translators’ commandments #1
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- 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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