Translating verbal expressions is no picnic. Verbal expressions may include fixed expressions, proverbs, colloquialisms/idioms and jokes/comedy. We will study how to translate these verbal expressions,
Not many people can speak two or more languages. If you’re one of the lucky few who are multilingual, why don’t you try pursuing a
When an institution or organization asks a potential client for translation certification, a question or two always pops up. Certification, why? Isn’t it enough that
Translation ebooks is becoming a major field for translators. With the rise of ereaders and ebooks, people around the world want to see books in
For the uninitiated, figuring out translation rates might seem like walking through a maze. That even includes possible clients who have used translation services before.
Are you a translator, or looking to get something translated? Sure, maybe you have some rudimentary knowledge of the target language; perhaps you were even
Working as a UN translator could be a very exciting proposition. Potential candidates for a translator’s job would work in an international setting, with job
Translation risk is not to be neglected by language professionals and clients. There are different knotty scenarios to be aware of. We will divide this
Interpreter vs translator, what is really the difference? Persons who do not deal with foreign languages on a daily basis might often confuse the two.
Translation and localization ‘go together like a horse and carriage’. In many ways, it is impossible to have one without the other. What are they,
Irish accents may be used in different kinds of content. They are particularly useful, evidently, when crafting material to be used in Ireland: a radio
“ASAP Translate!” Such is the unfortunate request that many a translator has to constantly fulfill, pressured by overzealous clients. Translations are usually needed on the
