If you want to be friends with a translator, make sure you do not misspell.
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Signs for translators: Mind the typo.
Sign for translators warning them about typos
This sign can be a useful reminder for translators warning them about typos.
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Signs for translators
Inspirational signs for translators: “eat, breathe, translate.”
The top three actions for a translator: eating, breathing, and translating.
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Translators will always ask you to provide the context
Translators will always ask for the context
Be warned: whenever you ask a translator about the meaning of a word they will inevitably say “it depends on the context.”
The things-translators-always-say series is inspired by the group on Facebook Things Translators Never Say created by Erik Hansson. This series aims to depict phrases and things translators openly say.
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The bitterness of poor quality remains…
The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten.
Here’s an useful quote to use with your clients:
“The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten.”
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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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“Keep calm” signs for translators
Keep calm signs for translators
“Keep calm” signs for translators are extra useful when approaching a deadline.
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Happy father’s day, translator!
Father’s day for a freelance translator
Freelance translators also celebrate Father’s Day and they always hope for the same present.
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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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Also see:
- 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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